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Disfrute las reuniones del día del partido con 7 platos superestrella
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Disfrute las reuniones del día del partido con 7 platos superestrella

Tazones de fútbol con uva para el día del partido – Ideales para una fiesta para ver fútbol, estos deliciosos tazones son una excelente manera de comenzar el día del partido. Con tazones simplemente calientes estire los conos de waffle ligeramente hasta darles forma de pelota de fútbol, rellénelos con uvas rojas frescas y cúbralos con cordones de chocolate blanco para preparar a su público con un dulce obsequio. Guacamole con uvas – Ninguna comida previa al partido ni ninguna fiesta en casa está completa sin totopos y salsas. Esta versión estrella del guacamole requiere uvas frescas para agregarle sabor y textura de campeonato en lugar de tomates, lo que hace que los comensales vuelvan por más durante los cuatro cuartos. Nachos dulces y picantes – Cargados con pollo, jalapeños, aguacate cortado en cubitos y uvas cortadas por la mitad, y rociados con salsa barbacoa chipotle, estos nachos son llenadores y sabrosos. No espere: se habrán acabado antes del entretiempo. Salsa de uvas frescas – Olvídese de la salsa comprada en la tienda y opte por esta versión fresca y casera en la que las uvas de California reemplazan a los tomates como la estrella del espectáculo. El jugador más destacado (MVP, por sus siglas en inglés) de su fiesta, la dulzura jugosa de las uvas equilibra el toque de cebolla verde picada, chiles Anaheim, cilantro y más. Brochetas de filete de falda con especias de barbacoa coreanas y uvas – Si necesita una solución más sustanciosa para estar a la altura de la emoción de la parrilla, estas brochetas de filete agridulces pueden ser su arma secreta. Con solo 6 a 8 minutos de cocción en la parrilla, puede prepararlas mucho antes del inicio del partido y cocinarlas justo antes del puntapié inicial para obtener un plato principal chisporroteante. Pan plano con prosciutto, uva roja y pecorino – Quizás ningún otro par de comida para picar con el fútbol como la pizza o el pan plano, pero esta versión ofrece un giro a la comida tradicional del día del partido. Elaborado con prosciutto, queso pecorino y uvas frescas, ofrece un bocado ligero pero satisfactorio para picar durante todo el partido. Uvas y queso marinados en pepinillos encurtidos – la regla número uno para preparar comida casera: Elaborarlo de forma sencilla. Deje marinar las uvas, el jugo de pepinillos sobrante, la cebolla, el aceite de oliva, el queso Havarti y el pimiento rojo durante la noche, luego ensarte las uvas y el queso en palillos de dientes antes de que lleguen sus compañeros fanáticos para disfrutar de un refrigerio fácil y delicioso.

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Better Sleep While Traveling: How to make rest a priority while on the road
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Better Sleep While Traveling: How to make rest a priority while on the road

(Family Features) From crossing time zones to adjusting to new surroundings, getting quality sleep while traveling can be a challenge. Whether traveling for business or leisure, between long flights and packed itineraries, travelers often struggle to get the rest they need to wake up refreshed. Sleep plays a vital role in supporting both physical and mental health, mood and overall resilience. Making a few simple choices can set the stage for deeper, more restorative sleep that supports overall wellbeing. Pack Your Comfort Cues Travel can disrupt routines, which may affect both sleep and mental wellbeing. Bringing small reminders of home that signal bedtime, such as an eye mask, cozy socks or a familiar scent, can help ease the mind, reduce stress and settle into a new environment. If you forget these items, select hotels offer dedicated sleep kits available for guests to add-on to their stay, including items like herbal tea, aromatherapy roll-ons and more. Simple rituals like these can reduce travel-related stress and support both relaxation and peace of mind. Keep a Consistent Rhythm Disrupted sleep patterns can impact mood, focus and clarity, making it harder to fully enjoy a trip or perform well while on the road. Maintaining steady bed and wake times, even when traveling, can help stabilize both your body clock and mental state. Dimming the lights before bed, putting away screens and practicing mindfulness can help your body and mind recognize when it’s time to rest. Unwind with Soothing Sounds Sometimes the quickest way to calm the mind is through relaxing audio. Across more than 450 participating Hyatt hotels, guests can enjoy exclusive access to five Sleepcasts on in-room TVs, created by Headspace with travelers in mind. Each 45-minute track is inspired by a unique destination and theme, such as tropical serenity at Alila Villas Uluwatu, island twilight at Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa or misty mountain at Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono. These immersive story-based audio journeys blend gentle narration with ambient soundscapes, designed to help travelers release tension, quiet busy thoughts and drift into healthy, restful sleep. Look for Rest-Ready Stays Not all hotel rooms are designed the same. If you struggle to sleep well while on the road, look for accommodations that tailor guestrooms with sleep in mind, such as customized sleep suites with extras like pillow menus, blackout curtains or responsive beds that adapt to individual sleep patterns. Choosing accommodations that put wellbeing at the forefront can help ensure a more balanced, restful experience while away from home. Tap into Wellbeing Resources Some hotels are expanding offerings to help travelers get quality rest and support their mental wellbeing. Many provide complimentary in-room or digital tools you can access on your phone. Travelers can also prepare ahead of a trip with resources like Hyatt and Headspace’s science-backed sleep series, available on the World of Hyatt app and at participating hotels, offering sleep tips for pre-, during and post-trip. For a more immersive experience, wellbeing resorts such as Miraval provide dreamwork and sleep science coaches who offer personalized strategies to cultivate deeper and more restorative sleep. These resources not only support healthy sleep but also promote relaxation and help travelers return home feeling more refreshed. Whether you are traveling for leisure, business or a mix of both, getting a good night’s rest is essential to making the most of your trip. Visit Hyatt.com to explore more ways to relax, recharge and care for your wellbeing while on the road.

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How to Choose the Right Door Hardware for Your Home
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How to Choose the Right Door Hardware for Your Home

(Family Features) The interior doors in your home do more than just separate rooms; they help define your style, save space and make daily living more convenient. Whether you’re tackling a remodel, building a new home or looking for a simple room upgrade, the right door hardware can enhance both the beauty and functionality of your space. Here are some popular options to consider, along with areas where they work best: Pocket Door Hardware Pocket doors are a perfect solution for tight areas like bathrooms, laundry rooms, mudrooms and kitchen pantries. Because they slide into the wall, they free up to 14 square feet of floor space – room you can use for extra storage, furniture or a walking pathway. For an easy-to-install, dependable solution, choose the reliable 1500SC Pocket Door Frame from Johnson Hardware, which includes a soft-close/open feature that prevents door slamming, making it safer and quieter in use. Wall-Mount Sliding Door Hardware Doors that glide smoothly on a top-hung track along the outside of the wall are known as wall-mount sliding door hardware, which is an easy-to-install option. Changing a swinging door to a sliding wall-mounted door is a quick room upgrade that adds an instant style boost while keeping walkways clear. They’re great for a bedroom, closet or home office where soft-closing doors help maintain a calm atmosphere. Bypass and Multi-Pass Door Hardware If you’re looking for a stylish way to separate larger spaces, bypass and multi-pass door hardware enable doors to slide past each other on a track, making them ideal for room dividing, basements and closets. Multi-pass doors can even stack together to open up wide areas, perfect for home gyms or entertainment rooms where flexibility matters most. Bi-Fold Door Hardware For spaces like foyer closets, workshops or even a tucked-away kitchen beverage station, bi-fold doors are a practical favorite. Designed with door panels that fold together like an accordion, they fold neatly to the side, giving you access to everything inside. With options like Johnson Hardware’s 1601 Full-Access Bi-Fold Hardware, panels can fold flat against the wall, helping you maximize space while keeping your home organized and functional. By choosing the right door and hardware solution for each room, you can create a home that feels more open, stylish and easy to navigate, no matter its size. For more ideas on how to use pocket, sliding and folding door hardware throughout the home, visit johnsonhardware.com or call 574-293-5664.

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Resilient Home Upgrades
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Resilient Home Upgrades

(Family Features) In an era when extreme weather events are increasingly common, resilient home upgrades are now more of a necessity than a luxury. Homeowners and builders alike are seeking materials that can withstand harsh conditions while maintaining high-end aesthetics. This shift is driven by not only the need to protect homes from severe weather and reduce long-term maintenance costs, but also to create seamless indoor-outdoor design continuity. In fact, indoor-outdoor coherent design is a top outdoor living trend, according to nearly 80% of design experts surveyed by the Brick Industry Association. Furthermore, Zillow data found eco-friendly, resilient surfaces can boost a home’s resale value by up to 2.8%. To improve your home’s ability to stand up to harsh weather, pests and more while enhancing curb appeal, consider these low-maintenance, long-lasting upgrade ideas from the experts at Westlake Royal Building Products, a leader throughout North America in the innovation, design and production of exterior and interior building products. Protect Your Home from Above Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the elements. Investing in storm-resistant roofing materials can reduce the risk of damage during severe weather events. Modern roofing solutions are designed to withstand high winds, heavy rain and even hail, providing peace of mind and long-lasting protection. Incorporate Durable, Lasting Beauty Siding plays a vital role in protecting your home from extreme weather, ground contact and insect damage while contributing to its aesthetic appeal. Durable siding solutions, such as TruExterior poly-ash siding, crafted from a blend of fly ash and polymers, provides the aesthetic of real wood with enhanced durability and performance. With a range of profiles – board and batten, nickel gap, channel, channel bevel and shiplap – it can be cut, milled, glued, stained and painted, catering to diverse design preferences and various architectural styles. Or for a rich, authentic stone appearance without added installation time, consider Versetta Stone siding. Bold and neutral tones allow for a variety of design styles, from modern to timeless, in traditional, quarried stone and rugged, irregular profiles. Its panelized format hangs with screws for easier, faster installation compared to traditional masonry. Upgrade Windows and Doors Modern windows and doors are designed with advanced materials and technologies, such as impact-resistant glass and reinforced frames, that enhance their resilience. High-quality, storm-resistant windows and doors can prevent water infiltration, withstand high winds and provide security against break-ins. They not only improve safety but can also help improve energy efficiency and reduce noise. Keep Water and Pests Out Trim is an often-overlooked component when it comes to protecting your home from water infiltration and pests. Elevate your exterior with the timeless look of painted wood – without the cracks, warping or constant repainting – with an option like Kleer PVC trim. With its tongue-and-groove design, it’s suitable for modern or traditional styles and ideal for high-traffic or moisture-prone areas. It replicates the warmth and character of real wood, but is engineered to resist moisture, termites, dirt and UV damage, keeping your home looking fresh year after year. Additionally, architectural PVC trim and mouldings from the Grove Collection come in six colors including American walnut, oak ridge, natural cedar, smoke grey, weathered oak and charred timber, allowing for customization to match the architectural style of outdoor living spaces, porch ceilings, soffits and more. Low-maintenance, long-lasting and moisture- and insect-proof, the column wraps slip over existing columns with a hidden, color-matched fastening system that enhances curb appeal. Maintain Your Home’s Structural Integrity Proper drainage prevents water from pooling around the foundation, which can lead to serious damage over time. Installing a well-designed drainage system – complete with gutters, downspouts and drainage tiles built to withstand heavy rainfall – ensures water flow is efficiently directed away from your home, helping protect it from potential issues. Visit westlakeroyalbuildingproducts.com for more ideas and inspiration to make your home more resilient. Photos courtesy of Westlake Royal Building Products

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5 Ways to Age-Proof Your Home: Easy upgrades to improve the lives of older adults
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5 Ways to Age-Proof Your Home: Easy upgrades to improve the lives of older adults

(Family Features) A home is more than four walls – it’s where birthdays are celebrated, holiday dinners shared, illnesses weathered and losses mourned. Home is, as the saying goes, where the heart is. It’s little wonder then most people want to remain in their homes as they age, based on AARP research. Yet, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, less than half of U.S. houses are equipped with accessibility features for older adults. It doesn’t take a full remodel to make a home safer. Updates like installing handrails or improving hallway lighting can go a long way. For those who need support in making these changes, programs like Helping Homebound Heroes, a partnership between Meals on Wheels America and The Home Depot Foundation, provide senior veterans with essential home modifications and repairs. This year, the initiative marked a milestone: 4,000 homes modified for seniors’ safety. “By improving safety and accessibility, we’re helping senior veterans stay in the places they love,” said Ellie Hollander, president and CEO of Meals on Wheels America. “Our work is about preserving independence and dignity – helping older adults live safely, confidently and with connection to their communities.” These practical tips show how small fixes can add up to big peace of mind: 1. Create a safer entryway. For older adults, steps to the front door can be an obstacle. A ramp or zero-step entry allows for easier coming and going, and a covered porch or awning keeps walkways dry. Path lights improve visibility at night, and a sturdy bench by the door provides a place to rest or put groceries. 2. Upgrade the bathroom. According to multiple studies, falls in the bathroom are more likely to cause injury than in other parts of the home. If you’re planning a bathroom project, start with small changes like raised toilet seats or toilet and shower grab bars. For a more extensive remodel, install non-slip flooring, replace traditional tubs with walk-in showers and add handheld showerheads. 3. Improve flooring. The flooring in your home can have a big impact on safety. If you have thick or loose carpet, consider replacing it with a low-pile option. Slip-resistant flooring, such as vinyl or cork, also provides good traction and can be more forgiving than hardwood or tile. Simple visual cues can help, too. Transition strips between rooms or on stair edges make changes in floor level easier to see. 4. Brighten up rooms. Brighter overhead fixtures improve visibility, making it easier to spot steps, furniture and other obstacles. At night, motion-sensor lights brighten bathrooms and hallways so it’s easier to move around safely. Lighting can also support overall well-being. Bulbs mimicking natural daylight help regulate the body’s circadian rhythm, boosting energy during the day. In the evening, switching to softer, warmer light signals the body to wind down. 5. Keep essentials within reach. Storing everyday items at waist or shoulder height reduces the need for stretching, bending and climbing, all of which can increase the likelihood of falls. Sometimes a simple cabinet reorganization is enough but features like pull-down shelving can make storage more accessible. Extender rods or remote controls let you adjust ceiling fans and lights from the ground, while motorized window shades can be raised or lowered with the push of a button. For more resources and support for seniors, visit mealsonwheelsamerica.org. A Milestone Makeover Juan Lopez, a 63-year-old U.S. Army and Air Force veteran, has always been a do-it-yourselfer. When an ice storm sent a tree limb crashing through his roof, the damage was more than he could handle. Water seeped inside and mold quickly affected his wife’s health. Through Helping Homebound Heroes, Lopez received critical support. Crews completed nearly $40,000 in upgrades, from replacing his roof to installing new windows, a furnace and walk-in showers with grab bars. “I don’t know what I would’ve done if they had not stepped in,” Lopez said. “It’s been such a blessing in our lives.” Since 2015, The Home Depot Foundation has contributed more than $21 million to Meals on Wheels programs, helping veterans like Lopez remain safely and comfortably in their homes as they age. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock (home with wheelchair ramp)

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Tackle Game Day Gatherings with 7 Superstar Dishes
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Tackle Game Day Gatherings with 7 Superstar Dishes

Game Day Grape Football Bowls– A perfect fit for a football watch party, these delicious bowls are a winning way to kick off game day. Just warm and stretch waffle cone bowls slightly into football shapes, fill with fresh red grapes and top with white chocolate laces to get your crowd ready with a sweet treat. Guacamole with Grapes – No tailgate or homegate is complete without chips and dips. This all-star version of guacamole calls for fresh grapes to add championship flavor and texture instead of tomatoes, keeping guests coming back for more during all four quarters. Sweet and Spicy Nachos – Loaded with chicken, jalapenos, diced avocado and halved grapes then drizzled with chipotle barbecue sauce, these nachos are filling and flavorful. Don’t wait – they’ll be gone before halftime. Fresh Grape Salsa – Skip the storebought salsa for this fresh, homemade version where California grapes replace tomatoes as the star of the show. The MVP of your party, grapes’ juicy sweetness balances the bite of chopped green onion, Anaheim chilies, cilantro and more. Korean Barbecue-Spiced Flank Steak and Grape Skewers – If a heartier solution is called for to match the excitement on the gridiron, these spicy-sweet steak skewers can be your secret weapon. Requiring only 6-8 minutes on the grill, you can prepare them well before game time and cook right before kickoff for a sizzling main course. Prosciutto, Red Grape and Pecorino Flatbread – Perhaps no finger food pairs with football quite like pizza or flatbreads, and this version offers a twist on traditional game day fare. Made with prosciutto, pecorino cheese and fresh grapes, it offers a light yet satisfying bite to munch on throughout the game. Dill Pickle Marinated Grapes and Cheese – The No. 1 rule of homegating: Keep it simple. Marinate grapes, leftover pickle juice, onion, olive oil, Havarti cheese and red pepper overnight then thread the grapes and cheese onto toothpicks before your fellow fans arrive for an easy, delicious snack.

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"Go girl" - Bianca Andreescu, Billie Jean King & tennis world shower Leylah Fernandez with love after her Japan Open triumph
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"Go girl" - Bianca Andreescu, Billie Jean King & tennis world shower Leylah Fernandez with love after her Japan Open triumph

Leylah Fernandez raised her fifth WTA title by winning the Japan Open in Osaka. She defeated 18-year-old Czech qualifier Tereza Valentova in a thrilling three-set final, 6-0, 5-7, 6-3.To celebrate her win, tennis legend Billie Jean King took to Instagram and posted a congratulatory message for Fernandez. Leylah reposted the tennis legend's story on her Instagram.Leylah Fernandez's Instagram storyUnder the comments section of her Japan Open win post, several tennis stars congratulated the Canadian. Colombian tennis player Camila Osorio reacted:"Felicidades!! ❤️"WTA's official Instagram story added:"🏆💪"Ukrainian tennis player Nadiia Kichenok also added a fire emoji to celebrate the win. Meanwhile, Bianca Andreescu wrote:"Go Girl!!"Comments sectionFernandez, who has risen to the World No. 22 rank following the win, has reclaimed her top spot among Canadian women’s players.Leylah Fernandez filled with gratitude after 5th WTA titleLeylah Fernandez of Canada in action against Maria Sakkari of Greece in the second round on Day 5 of the China Open at National Tennis Center on September 26, 2025 in Beijing, China (Photo by Robert Prange/Getty Images) - Source: GettyThis was Leylah Fernandez's second title of the season. Earlier, she won it in Washington in July. She is the only Canadian to win more than one title in 2025. Fellow Canadian star Victoria Mboko captured the National Bank Open in Montreal.After the win, Fernandez posted several photos from the tournament, including her own picture with the trophy. In the caption, she showed gratitude to the host of the tournament, the team, family and opponent."I’m so grateful for this week at the @kinoshitagroupjapanopen - the fans, the place, the team, the facility, the food, everything was so special. ありがとうArigatō," Fernandez wrote. "I also want to thank my team and family back home who have been cheering me on from afar all week. You guys are the best and I wouldn’t be doing this without you!!"A big congrats to my opponent @tery.valentova and her team for a great run this week - I know I’ll see a lot more of you! Future is bright! To more, let’s keep the work going 🫡" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLeylah Fernandez's 2025 season was marked by an important milestone at the Washington Open in July. There she defeated Anna Kalinskaya 6-1, 6-2 in the final to lift her first WTA 500 title. Most importantly, she knocked off some top players at that tournament, including Jessica Pegula and Elena Rybakina, in earlier rounds.

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South Korea Planning Sanctions on Cambodia-based Online Scam Networks
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South Korea Planning Sanctions on Cambodia-based Online Scam Networks

South Korea’s government says that it is preparing to impose financial sanctions against Cambodia-based entities that have been accused of involvement in online scamming operations and related crimes. According to a report by Chosun Daily, South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit, a part of the country’s Financial Services Commission, is reviewing measures to designate the criminal networks behind Cambodia’s explosion of online scamming centers. “We will begin financial sanctions against these groups as soon as interagency consultations are finalized,” Chosun Daily quoted on official as saying yesterday. Another Korean media report suggested that this could take place “within the month.” Currently, the groups under consideration for sanctions include the Prince Holding Group, one of Cambodia’s most prominent conglomerates, and the Cambodia-based financial services company Huione Group. Prince was the subject last week of an unprecedented joint action by the U.S. and U.K. governments, which the U.S. Treasury Department described as the “largest action ever” to disrupt Southeast Asia-based scamming operations. The U.S. government announced sanctions on 146 individuals and entities linked to Prince, including its 37-year-old chairman Chen Zhi, alleging their involvement in cyberfraud, human trafficking, and money laundering. U.S. federal prosecutors also indicted Chen for wire fraud and money laundering, seizing $15 billion worth of bitcoin linked to the Prince chairman. In a parallel announcement, Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) cut off Huione Group from the U.S. financial system, alleging that it had “laundered proceeds of virtual currency scams and heists on behalf of malicious cyber actors.” The British government simultaneously announced sanctions on six entities and individuals associated with the Prince Group and froze 19 London properties worth more than 100 million pounds ($134 million) that it had connected to the network. The announcement came shortly after a South Korean delegation led by Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina and National Security Advisor Wi Sung-lac traveled to Cambodia to secure the release of nationals being held in scam compounds against their will. A group of 64 South Koreans were subsequently extradited from Cambodia to South Korea on Saturday. Korean officials say that most face investigation, to determine whether or not they were “voluntary” participants in online scams. In recent years, Cambodia has become a hub of online fraud operations, which are run predominantly by Chinese criminal syndicates and rely on a huge corps of trafficked workers from across the globe. Despite periodic crackdowns, these operations have flourished due to the protection of senior government officials and prominent tycoons with close links to the ruling Cambodian People’s Party. For instance, Chen Zhi, the chairman of Prince Group, has served as an advisor to former Prime Minister Hun Sen and his son Hun Manet, who took over the office of prime minister in 2023. (The Cambodian government denies any involvement in online scamming operations.) South Korean authorities estimate that about 200,000 people, including around 1,000 of their nationals, work in Cambodia's scam centers. The increased South Korean actions follow the alleged murder of a South Korean college student who was reported kidnapped in Cambodia by a crime ring. Park Min-ho, 22, was found dead in a pick-up truck in southern Cambodia on August 8. A subsequent autopsy revealed that he “died as a result of severe torture, with multiple bruises and injuries across his body.” Park’s death prompted the Korean government to issue a “code black” travel ban to some regions of Cambodia. Its Foreign Ministry also summoned the Cambodian ambassador earlier this month to voice its concerns over the continued occurrence of job scams and detention of South Korean citizens in Cambodia, and urged the Cambodian government to come up with swift and practical measures to eradicate online scams, the country’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement. In a report published in June, the rights group Amnesty International described the Cambodian government’s response to the scamming scourge as “grossly inadequate” and accused it of being “complicit” in the industry’s abuses. The increased Korean attention to the issue may be an early sign that last week’s sanctions action could catalyze more robust international efforts aimed at pressuring the Cambodian government into a genuine anti-scam crackdown. While the Cambodian government has pledged cooperation on the issue – Prime Minister Hun Manet said last week that the two nations “will continue to strengthen our collaboration to prevent, suppress, and combat online scams more effectively” – its past track record of lassitude suggests reasons for skepticism.

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