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Git 2.40.0 released

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By Alison Acosta Winters, Ashutosh Pandey, Carl Baldwin, Daniël Haazen
| LWN.net
--merge-base option for merges, a built-in implementation of bisection, Emacs support for git jump, a fair number of smallish user-interface tweaks, and a lot of bug fixes. See the announcement and Version 2.40.0 of the Git source-code management system is out. Changes include a new this GitHub blog entry for the details.
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7 Brew open for business in Kingsport

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By Alison Acosta Winters
| Kingsport Times-News Verified
KINGSPORT — A coffee stop is brewing something new for this region after opening on Stone Drive last week. The chain 7 Brew got its start in Rogers, Arkansas, with its name originating from the seven original coffees flavors still offered on the menu today. The Kingsport location is the first to make an appearance in the Tri-Cities area, with the next closest one being Greeneville, South Carolina.
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Congress misfires on pandemic aid and spending, then promises to misfire again Original

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By Alison Acosta Winters
| The Hill Verified
Ready. Fire. Aim. That’s what the legislative process that produced pandemic relief and the yearend spending bill looked like. Lawmakers had just a few hours to try to read the sprawling 5,500-page bill before voting on it without even knowing how much it would cost the American people. The Congressional Budget Office has yet to fully “score” the rest the behemoth bill, but safe to say it’s already well over the $2.4 trillion in annual appropriations and COVID relief.
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