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Where did the future go? Our obsession with dystopias shows a real failure of imagination

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By Patrick Stokes
| ArtsHub UK Verified
Ridley Scott is 88 years old and yet still producing movies at a frankly unnerving rate. In a decade when everyone else discovered the joys of ‘goblin mode,’ ‘quiet quitting,’ and ‘bed rotting,’ Scott has found time to direct The Last Duel, House of Gucci, Napoleon, Gladiator II and now The Dog Stars. That’s quite a feat for a man born in the 1930s – and his most recent film in particular seems very much of our time.
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Gibson Dunn Highlights the Importance of Legal Integrity and Document Authenticity in Protecting Property Rights Original

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By Patrick Stokes
| GlobeNewswire
WASHINGTON, D.C., Sept.
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DOJ leadership highlights criminal enforcement priorities in new FCPA memorandum and public remarks

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By Patrick Stokes, Michael Diamant, Oleh Vretsona, Bryan H. Parr
| Westlaw Today Verified
(June 25, 2025) - Patrick Stokes, Michael S. Diamant, Oleh Vretsona and Bryan Parr of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher report on how the U.S. Department of Justice intends to approach corporate criminal enforcement matters under the Trump administration. Two notable developments this week have clarified DOJ's approach to corporate criminal enforcement generally under the Trump Administration and ended a four-month pause in bringing new enforcement actions under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).
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