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• FAA Orders Inspections of Hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX Jets Over Possible Cracks
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• Give John Adams His Place on the Mall
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• Trump Looms Over Brazil’s Closely Fought Election
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• Canada Approves Big Nickel Mine in Northern Ontario
• BOE Seen on Hold Through 2027 Despite Inflation Spike
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| • Meta fined $567m in largest child safety ruling against social media giant
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