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Cass

[kas]

noun

  1. Lewis, 1782–1866, U.S. statesman.

  2. a male or female given name.



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He argued that the decision did not factor in some of the conclusions of last year's Cass Review into gender treatment for young people "which serve as important safeguards for children within the cohort and were obviously material".

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The Cass Review urged "extreme caution" when prescribing hormone treatment for under-18s.

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Their skepticism was reinforced by the Cass Report from Britain, which concluded there were not long-term studies or reliable evidence in support of the treatments.

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So they are dominated by certain groups and then, as Cass Sunstein has shown, they move to more extreme positions as people go along with the rest of the crowd, because of the social pressure of reaching a verdict.

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Jennifer Cass, a partner at law firm Dentons, said there was a gap when it came to some protections against AI usage.

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