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VB sheriff's deputy donates vehicle to woman in need

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By Nick Harrison
| WAVY-TV (Portsmouth, VA) Verified
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — A Virginia Beach sheriff’s deputy is leaving the driving to someone else, donating his personal vehicle to help others who need transportation more than he does. “I was trying to keep it a surprise for her,” said Sabrina Davis, founder of RESET Inc., “but when Captain Johnson reached out to me and said, ‘OK, it’s ready to go,’ I was like, ‘OK, when?’ She was like, ‘Monday.’ And I was like, OK.
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Europe's biggest copyright cases of the year

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By Louise Popple, Nick Harrison
| World Trademark Review Verified
Shutterstock/Valery Evlakhov Taylor Wessing’s Louise Popple and Nick Harrison revisit the defining EU and UK copyright cases of 2025 – and identify the disputes set to shape legal boundaries in the year ahead. Register for free for limited access Register for free to receive our newsletter, view leading trademark professionals in WTR 1000 and gain limited access to subscriber content.
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Technology and media predictions 2026

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By Graham Hann, Nick Harrison
| taylorwessing.com
As 2025 draws to a close, we look ahead to the technology and media developments that we think will shape 2026. AI, of course, continues to dominate (and you can see more AI predictions here), but it is not necessarily the only development on the table. Often when we make these predictions, some of them seem completely out of this world. This year is no exception, as we expect to start seeing off-shoring taken to new extremes with data centres being "off-worlded" into space.
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