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"At a time when some claim that young people are now foregoing the cinema experience, it's clearly great to see such a high level of engagement," Clapp told the BBC.

But she said most parents should forego it unless their babies are headed to a high-risk country or live in an outbreak region.

“Too much is at stake. In light of the foregoing, the appropriate course is to terminate these employees.”

“However, the Trump-Vance Transition Team’s decision to forego requiring nominees to submit to FBI background checks thus delaying further investigations,” Connolly notes.

So we are literally working with 1/100 of the funding that some of our competitors are, because we're foregoing venture capital.