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Karen Read's Lawsuit, Patriots vs Giants, Bitcoin Surge! · Sunny Mornings Boston

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  Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
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  Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
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  and it's Friday, November 28th. You'll be interested
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  to know. Today is Black Friday. Black Friday
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  brings joyful crowds to stores and online platforms,
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  celebrating shoppers who hunt for savings, support
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  local merchants, and share friendly camaraderie
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  in a festive, upbeat atmosphere. The day blends
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  tradition and excitement, offering meaningful
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  deals, community connection, and cheerful moments
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  that make the season sparkle with gratitude and
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  possibility. So now you know. And now, it's time
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  for the weather report. This morning, it's sunny
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  and it feels like 25 degrees, with 8 mile per
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  hour wind. The sunset will take place at 412.
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  and it will rise again tomorrow at 651. It looks
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  like we're in for a mostly sunny day with a high
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  near 43 and a breezy southwest wind gusting up
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  to 37. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies with
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  a low around 31 and a gentle west wind gusting
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  to 30. For all you beach runners out there, The
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  first low tide Friday will be at 1045, with a
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  high tide just before 5. The nearshore buoy at
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  Cape Cod Bay reads 48 degrees for the water temperature.
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  Looking ahead in the weather, Saturday will be
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  sunny with a high near 42, and west winds around
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  10 miles per hour, gusting to 22. A chance of
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  rain arrives Sunday after 11 a .m. with a milder
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  high near 50 in southwest winds. Then rain is
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  likely Sunday night with lows near 38 and gusty
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  southwest winds. Bonjour, food enthusiasts. This
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  coffee. They are open every day from 8 to 5.
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  So stop on by and don't forget to tell them.
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  Sunny mornings send you. In local news, Karen
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  Reed's lawsuit against several witnesses in her
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  murder trials has been moved to federal court.
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  Records show. Last week, she filed a lawsuit
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  in state court against key figures in the Massachusetts
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  state police investigation and individuals who
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  were present at the home where John O 'Keefe
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  was found dead in January 2022. Her civil lawsuit
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  claims malicious prosecution, civil rights violations,
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  civil conspiracy, and more. It alleges that O
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  'Keefe was killed inside the home during a house
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  party, and those involved attempted to cover
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  it up by moving his body outside, acclaimed the
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  implicated family's deny. The defendants filed
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  to move the case to federal court because part
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  of her claim involves a federal civil rights
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  violation under the Fourth Amendment. The state
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  court's docket indicated that the case was officially
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  closed after being transferred. The defendants
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  plan to argue that the lawsuit is a vengeful
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  abuse of the judicial process. describing it
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  as an ongoing and malicious attempt to evade
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  responsibility for O 'Keefe's death. Previously,
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  Reid had a case in the federal court system,
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  which she appealed to the Supreme Court, but
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  the justices denied her review of two of the
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  three charges against her. She was ultimately
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  acquitted of the more serious charges and convicted
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  only of a lesser version of a drunken driving
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  charge, with the jury in her first trial unable
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  to reach a verdict. Now on to sports. Week 13
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  of the NFL Thanksgiving highlights featured thrilling
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  top plays and moments. Green Bay Packers quarterback
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  Jordan Love threw for four touchdowns, and Don
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  Tavian -Wicks caught two of those scores, leading
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  to a victory over the Detroit Lions, 31 -24,
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  in their 23rd meeting on Turkey Day. In the afternoon
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  slate, the Dallas Cowboys continued building
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  momentum. winning a shootout against the Kansas
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  City G's. To cap the day off, the Cincinnati
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  Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens in Joe
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  Burrough's return from a toe injury. And tonight
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  on a special edition of Friday Night Football
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  on Amazon Prime Video, the Bears travel to Philadelphia
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  to take on the Eagles in a matchup of division
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  leaders. The game begins at 3 Eastern. The Eagles
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  are favored by 7 points. Overall, the Bears offense
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  ranks 6, while their defense ranks 27. Key players
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  include wide receivers Romo Dunze and DJ Moore,
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  who have combined for 1 ,138 yards receiving.
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  Eagles wide receiver A .J. Brown has also excelled,
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  amassing 159 yards in two games. The key matchup
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  features the Chicago secondary against Eagles
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  quarterback Jalen Hertz. who leads the lead with
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  a 25 -3 touchdown to interception ratio. And
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  in college football on Saturday, the Texas A
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  and M Aggies are heading to Austin for the first
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  time since 2010, with plenty at stake despite
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  already securing their spot in the college football
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  playoff. To defeat the Longhorns, they must survive
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  the opening script of Texas head coach Steve
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  Sarkisian, who excels at launching offensive
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  plays. The Aggies have outscored opponents 87
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  -24 in the second half this season, showcasing
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  their results in local sports. The Patriots aim
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  for their 10th straight victory on Monday Night
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  Football against the New York Giants, who have
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  lost six consecutive games. Kickoff is set for
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  8 -15 on ESPN. The Giants enter with a record
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  of 2 wins and 10 losses. while the Patriots stand
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  at 10 wins and 2 losses. The last matchup saw
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  the Giants narrowly defeat the Patriots 10 -7
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  in East Rutherford last year. Quarterback Jackson
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  Dart is expected to return for the Giants, while
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  quarterback Drake May leads the Patriots with
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  a 71 % completion rate. In top news, Your consciousness
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  can jump through time, meaning gut feelings are
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  memories from the future, scientists say. Even
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  the Central Intelligence Agency has released
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  data on this psychic phenomena. On an October
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  night in 1989, a four -year -old girl was shocked
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  awake by a phone ringing and then a scream. She
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  overheard her mother say he died in a car accident.
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  The girl sensed her father's fate during their
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  final goodbye at the airport. Cognitive neuroscientist
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  Julia Mossbridge, Doctor of Philosophy, relates
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  to such experiences and claims that pre -cognition
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  suggests time may not be as linear as we imagine.
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  She emphasizes that fear of the unknown often
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  leads to skepticism about these phenomena. In
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  business news, customers of AT &T Verizon and
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  T -Mobile should be concerned about the Federal
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  Communications Commission ruling. In January
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  2025, the Federal Communications Commission enforced
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  Section 105 of the Communications Assistance
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  for Law Enforcement Act to guard against a major
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  Chinese attack by a group called Salt Typhoon.
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  The ruling was intended to prompt telecom companies
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  to enhance security measures, but it has now
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  been rescinded citing flawed reasoning. Wireless
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  carrier customers may face heightened vulnerabilities
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  as companies are no longer required to improve
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  security. Proponents of the original ruling argue
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  it was a vital response to ongoing cyber threats.
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  In crypto movement, Bitcoin is up 5 % for the
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  week to just over $91 ,000. Ethereum is up 6
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  % to just over $30 ,000. XRP is up 5 % to $2
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  .18. Moving on to a more local vibe. In our community
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  spotlight on health and wellness, we are working
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  with a national Pilates studio to bring you some
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  free classes, so listen up. Check out Club Pilates
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  with several locations in the Boston area. Pilates
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  presents a comprehensive wellness approach, cultivating
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  strength, reducing tension, and elevating mental
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  well -being. Scientific research affirms its
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  benefits. So now you can check out Club Pilates
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  for a free class. With locations in Canton, Wellesley,
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  Hingham, Brookline, and Framingham, just be sure
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  to tell them Sunny Morning sent you by. And now,
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  back to the show. Let's talk science. Some people
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  are always late. Science can explain why. Are
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  you a multitasker, a free spirit, or an overly
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  optimistic planner? Experts say these traits
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  explain why some people are constantly running
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  behind. If you are one of those people whose
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  I -will -be -there -in -five reliably turns into
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  15, you are not alone. Most of us have been late
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  at some point, but chronic lateness can stem
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  from various psychological tendencies. and biological
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  differences. Understanding these patterns matters
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  because punctuality signals respect for others'
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  time and supports relationships. Improving punctuality
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  often requires awareness of one's tendencies
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  and strategies tailored to individual needs.
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  Some exhibitors are up in arms about Netflix's
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  deal to screen Greta Gerwig's Narnia exclusively
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  in IMAX theaters for two weeks. Greta Gerwig's
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  big -budget fantasy epic Narnia, The Magician's
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  Nephew, is already causing a storm across the
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  global exhibition landscape. The unprecedented
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  deal gives IMAX a two -week exclusive window
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  globally before the film lands on Netflix, sparking
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  fury among exhibitors. IMAX will screen the movie
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  across its 1 ,800 -plus screens in 90 countries.
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  VU CEO Tim Richards warned that the deal risks
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  undermining the very ecosystem that makes theatrical
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  success possible. Some believe Netflix Alliance
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  could be a big first step toward embracing cinemas.
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  Well, alrighty, folks. It's time for the quote
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  of the day. And today... Our quote comes from
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  the American author and motivational speaker,
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  Dennis Waitley. And he said, And that's a wrap
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  for this morning. You can check out our Instagram,
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  YouTube, and TikTok. for some captivating aerial
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  videos with local news and the weather reports.
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  Have an amazing day, my good friends. We'll see
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  you tomorrow with another episode of Sunny Mornings
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  in Boston.