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Financial Times: Floating desalination plants and thirsty data centres stir up water.
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Another hurdle in recovery from Helene – misinformation is getting in the way
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Anxious Europeans hoard savings as US consumers boost global economy
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Netanyahu: Iran’s regime will fall sooner than you think
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