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Playbill Deactivates Twitter Account Because Expanded Tolerance Of Hate Speech

Playbill deactivated its Twitter account Friday, citing the platform s support of "hateful virality."

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Bye Bye Birdie Playbill Leaves Twitter

Because of its "tolerance for hate, negativity, and misinformation," our time with the social media platform has come to an end.

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ADO Bahamas and Church Commercial Farming Group launch Backyard, Community & Church Farming

ADO Bahamas and Church Commercial Farming Group launch Backyard, Community & Church Farming
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Malacanang approves P125-B special ecozone in Quezon province

President Duterte has approved the proposed P125-billion Quezon Techno-Industrial Special Economic Zone” (QTISEZ) project in Mauban, Quezon. In a statement, the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) said the President signed the Malacanang Proclamation No. 1277 on January 17, 2022. With that,

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PUC approves rate hike of 11 5% for delivery of electricity

PUC approves rate hike of 11.5% for delivery of electricity July 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail HALLOWELL, Maine (AP) The Maine Public Utilities Commission delayed part of a rate increase for Central Maine Power’s transmission and distribution portion of monthly bills to reduce the impact on ratepayers, officials said Wednesday. Bills will grow about 11.5%, or about $9.90, per month for a typical customer effective Aug. 1, the PUC said. The bulk of the increase 80% was driven by federally regulated transmission costs that are out of the PUC s control, so the panel opted to delay part of the costs until next year, said Chairman Philip L. Bartlett II.

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