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Prediction is not endorsement or support - just explanation. it’s just extrapolation of current&history. IIT , OG Indian internet tech industry .

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Amy Coney Barrett’s record tells a troubling story. Before Dobbs, she voted with the conservative position in 81% of non-unanimous cases. Since then, that number has dropped sharply into the 50–60% range in subsequent terms — including on major cases involving birthright citizenship, election procedures, and administrative power, where she has sided with Chief Justice Roberts and the liberals. The Dobbs leak triggered violent threats and protests aimed directly at Supreme Court justices. If the threat of violence or intimidation can move a justice’s votes on foundational issues, we have a constitutional crisis on our hands. Judicial independence is not optional — it is the foundation of the rule of law. When justices appear to bend under pressure, public trust collapses and the entire system is at risk. This cannot be allowed to stand. Threats against the Court must be met with zero tolerance, full investigations, and real consequences — no matter who makes them. Anything less is an attack on self-government itself.
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Nimish Dubey
Nimish Dubey@nimishdubey·
France vs Spain: Seven point summary 1. In terms of quality, this is perhaps the clash between the two strongest and most impressive teams at the World Cup so far. 2. These are also two of the strongest defences in the tournament - Spain have conceded one goal, and France have conceded only two. That said, Spain have had perhaps the toughest run to the semis - they beat Austria, Portugal and Belgium. France in comparison have had to deal with Sweden, Paraguay and Morocco. 3. In terms of strengths, France depends on arguably one of the greatest strike forces seen since Brazil in 2002 - Mbape, Olise and Dembele (and some would include Barcola in the list). Spain on the other hand, draw strength from a formidable midfield spearheaded by Rodri. Spain also has one of the most talented strikers in its side - Lamine Yamal - but he has been erratic in the tournament so far. 4. Their strengths have determined the two teams' style of play so far. France depend on sweeping, swift movements with the trio of Olise, Mbape and Dembele moving rapidly in cohesion with astounding skill. Spain on the other hand are on the other hand a team of multiple passes and gradual build ups. However, their biggest strength is their ability to retain the ball and dominate presence - they tend to break down sides rather than overwhelm them. France smash opponents like a sledgehammer, Spain cut them in multiple places and let them bleed to death. 5. I cannot see the French midfield being able to dominate Spain in this match, so am expecting Olise, Mbape and Dembele falling deep to fetch the ball. They are however, unlikely to get much running space, given how tightly packed Spain tend to be. France's success will depend on how the trio function against a stifling midfield and defence. That said, if there's any team that can break Spain down, it is France. 6. Spain's challenge is likely to lie in actually trying to get enough shots on the French goal. I expect Spain to dominate possession but they lack the players who can finish off moves or even hit challenging long distance shots. Rodri is likely to play well, but Yamal needs to have a blinder. 7. The match is going to be decided on how well Spain handle France's attack and how well France handle Spain's midfield. My own feeling is that if France score early, they will force Spain to open up in search of an equaliser, which will give them more chances to run at them. The longer the match goes on, the better Spain's chances get, especially as their style of play is slower. My prediction: Spain 1-0 I think France are the better side, but their defence has not been really tested, and judging by the way even Sweden was able to rattle it initially, I am not too sure it will hold against Spain. #Spain #France #SpainVsFrance #FIFA2026 #WorldCup
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Football is a violent game . The idea is to injure your opponent without getting a yellow or red card .
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It’s been 10 years since my father passed - mother has not just handled this period with strength but also acquired some extra confidence and skills. Of course, in next few years it will decline dramatically but it won’t be on account of lack of will and effort .
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ankit jain@Ankit2626Jain·
@REDBOXINDIA Woooo.... This was just knee jerk reaction.... Stock recovered now
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Dave Kline
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To build your boss's trust: → Send the update before they ask → Be the one who shares bad news → Earn input, then influence, then ownership → Listen to what the work tells you Trust is your boss's scorecard. Most managers don't know their score. Don't be most managers.
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New York Post@nypost·
Dim-witted influencers filmed themselves petting alligators days after deadly attack trib.al/Vzxg3Co
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