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IBM launched its secure, air-gapped AI model for defense planning on October 29, 2025, in partnership with Janes. Built for classified environments, it reduces hallucinations and accelerates military decision-making with trusted, doctrine-trained intelligence.
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Leicester City and Wrexham drew 1‑1 at King Power Stadium, with Jordan James scoring first and Nathan Broadhead equalising, leaving the Foxes still chasing promotion.
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The UK National Lottery announced a £8.7 million Lotto jackpot and a £500,000 Thunderball prize on July 23 2025, with over 97,000 winners sharing more than £1.1 million.
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Shane Lowry lifted Europe’s hopes with a clutch eagle in the Saturday four‑ball, helping Rory McIlroy secure their first full point together at the 2025 Ryder Cup. The Irish pair battled a fierce U.S. duo on Bethpage Black, channeling their South‑Florida friendship into a winning formula. McIlroy praised Lowry’s steady presence throughout a draining match. Their victory shifted momentum in Europe’s favor during a pivotal weekend. The win underscores how chemistry and composure can decide golf’s biggest team event.
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Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has been called as a witness in a Swedish defamation trial involving his agent, Hasan Cetinkaya. The case could run into next year, creating uncertainty around Gyokeres’ availability for Premier League and European fixtures. He is not accused of any wrongdoing but may be required to testify in person.
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Keir Starmer has overhauled his cabinet after Angela Rayner resigned over a ministerial code breach tied to stamp duty on a Hove property. David Lammy becomes justice secretary and deputy PM. Pat McFadden takes a new superministry linking work, pensions, and skills. Steve Reed moves to housing; Peter Kyle takes business. The shake-up aims to steady policy delivery and rebuild trust with voters and business.
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Dating while dealing with codependency can be challenging but manageable with the right strategies. This guide explores understanding codependency, recognizing its signs, effective communication, and finding balance. Learn how to foster healthier relationships and self-growth.
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BBC's Geeta Guru-Murthy apologized to Nigel Farage for describing his speech with 'inflammatory language' at a Reform UK press conference. This incident raises the issues of broadcaster impartiality ahead of the July 4 general election. The BBC lineup will be led by Laura Kuenssberg and Clive Myrie, featuring debates between PM Rishi Sunak and opposition leader Keir Starmer.
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Alright, let's dive into the fast-paced, adrenaline-charged world of F1. You see, the team principal is kind of like the head honcho, the big cheese in the F1 universe. Their job? Well, they're the puppet master pulling all the strings, managing everything from team strategies, to driver selections, and even media relations! They are the unsung heroes, the wizards behind the curtain, making those high-speed dreams come true. So next time you watch an F1 race, remember, there's a team principal working their magic off the track!
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In my exploration of the topic, I've found that many people genuinely enjoy living in Alabama. It's not just about the warm climate and the picturesque landscapes, but also the sense of community and southern hospitality that makes them feel at home. Affordable living costs, rich history, and a slower pace of life also add to its charm. However, like any place, it's not for everyone and some people may find it lacking in certain aspects. But overall, it seems that a significant number of people are quite content calling Alabama their home.
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