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Su1080 OVER 25% OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE ADVANCED THERAPY DOSE ESCALATIONS ARE BASED ON SYMPTOMS ALONE: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OPPORTUNITY

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By Scott MacKay Verified, Clare McCabe-Woodrow, Karen O'Hara-Banack
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Verified
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Depeche Mode’s Mexico City Magic Goes Cinematic

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By Scott MacKay Verified
| WERV-FM (Aurora, IL) Verified
Depeche Mode is taking their Memento Mori era to the big screen. The band just announced the feature film Depeche Mode: M, capturing the electric energy of their sold-out Mexico City performances at Foro Sol Stadium during the 2023–2024 world tour. Directed by Fernando Frias, the film doesn’t just relive the live show — it dives deep into the band’s long-running connection with Mexico, where their music has inspired devotion for decades.
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CHIPS Act final regs. offer many taxpayer-friendly provisions

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By Scott MacKay Verified, Tom Fraase, Susan M. Grais
| The Tax Adviser Verified
The final regulations1 issued by Treasury and the IRS to implement the advanced manufacturing investment credit (AMIC) include many taxpayer–friendly provisions. Found in Sec. 48D, the AMIC benefits companies that manufacture semiconductors or semiconductor manufacturing equipment (including certain companies that co–locate qualified property, e.g., qualified integral air separation units for chemical production, at an advanced manufacturing facility).
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