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The study analyzed more than 800,000 work-related prompts from U.S. business users and found that 44% of occupation-specific requests involved work typically associated with another profession
Democratic Infighting Threatens Party's House Comeback
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has suffered three consecutive primary defeats after its preferred candidates lost to progressive challengers in Arizona, California and Maine
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One suspect was arrested at the scene, while authorities continued searching for a second suspect
France, Spain Battle Historic Wildfires Amid Heatwaves
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