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Questions around the technical feasibility of AI sentience quickly give way to broader societal concerns.

It was struck at a time when pagan beliefs were starting to give way to Christianity, and its design appears to straddle this time of change.

All of the hundreds of homes destroyed on the coast highway operated on outdated septic systems, which would give way to a sewer system if the city decides to build one.

The heat wave is expected to dip by Sunday, according to the National Weather Service, and give way to May gray skies early next week.

If you drive far enough down Pinehill, the trees that flank both sides of the road eventually give way to a clearing, two parking lots, a heap of concertina wire, and two small signs: one for the LaSalle ICE Processing Center, aside the logo of the Department of Homeland Security, and one for Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center, beneath the logo of GEO Group, the private prison operator that runs the facility.