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Heating oil carbon tax: TheJournal.ie leads with the Government's 'political theatre' jibe, RTÉ and The Irish Times with hauliers who 'cannot sustain' prices

Sinn Féin wants the carbon tax lifted from home heating oil before the budget. Three Irish outlets covered it on 22 September. Each put a different party first, and none of the text we hold quotes Sinn Féin.

'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil
'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil as published by TheJournal.ie · seen at TheJournal.ie
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The motion. RTÉ News reports that Sinn Féin is calling for the carbon tax to come off home heating oil. TheJournal.ie says the Government dismissed the motion as "political theatre". That is the only report we hold that carries a reply from the Government.

The households. TheJournal.ie says average heating costs "have risen by nearly 80% in the past year" and that "one in seven households are in arrears". It does not say who measured either figure. No other report we hold gives a number.

The hauliers. RTÉ News and The Irish Times both lead on the Irish Road Haulage Association, which says hauliers cannot sustain current fuel prices. RTÉ quotes the association's president: further fuel protests "cannot be discounted". The Irish Times says the association met the Tánaiste and vowed to keep up pressure before the budget.

Outlet Who comes first Figure given?
TheJournal.ie The Government's reply Yes, source not named
RTÉ News Sinn Féin in the headline, hauliers in the first line No
The Irish Times Hauliers, with no mention of the motion No

What is not settled - Who produced the 80% and one-in-seven figures. - What Sinn Féin said in its own words. None of the text we hold quotes the party. - How the Government answered the motion, beyond "political theatre". - What the hauliers heard from the Tánaiste. The Irish Times reports the meeting but not how it ended. - Whether the motion has been voted on, and the result.

What this is about. Ireland's main opposition party wants the tax on home heating oil cut before the Government sets its budget for next year.

How it got here. Ireland has taxed the carbon in fossil fuels since 2010. The tax covers petrol, diesel and home heating fuels, including the kerosene burned in oil boilers across much of rural Ireland. A schedule written into law raises it each year, as part of the State's climate targets. The rises have repeatedly reopened one argument. Supporters say the tax cuts emissions and pays for home retrofits and welfare top-ups. Critics say it falls hardest on rural and poorer households, who have no alternative to heating with oil.

The budget is the Government's yearly tax and spending plan, presented to the Dáil each autumn. Tax changes are fought over in the weeks before it.

Who is involved. - The Government is a coalition of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, formed in January 2025 with the support of independent TDs. Micheál Martin of Fianna Fáil is Taoiseach. Simon Harris, leader of Fine Gael, is Tánaiste. - Sinn Féin is the largest opposition party in the Dáil. Opposition motions are debated and voted on, but a motion does not change the law by itself. - The Irish Road Haulage Association represents lorry operators. Their fuel is diesel, not home heating oil, so the motion does not cover what they are protesting about.

What is at stake. If the tax came off heating oil, households that heat with oil would pay less, and the State would collect less for its climate spending. If the tax stays, the coalition keeps to its climate schedule and faces the charge that it has ignored households in arrears.

Where it stands. The motion and the hauliers' meeting with the Tánaiste were both reported on 22 September. None of the reports we hold says how either ended.

What is being argued about

  • Sinn Féin's motion to remove the carbon tax from home heating oil
  • The Government's reply, reported by one outlet as 'political theatre'
  • Heating costs and household arrears, in figures with no named source
  • Hauliers' warning of further fuel protests before the budget
Three reports, three parties firstSide by side
OutletHeadlineFirst lineSource named for figures?
TheJournal.ie'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oilAverage heating costs have risen by nearly 80% in the past year, and one in seven households are in arrears.No
RTÉ NewsSF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oilFurther fuel protests cannot be discounted as hauliers are unable to sustain current diesel prices, the president of the Irish Road Haulage Association has said.No figures given
The Irish TimesHauliers warn they 'cannot sustain' fuel prices ahead of meeting with HarrisRepresentatives of haulage association meet Tánaiste and vow to keep pressure on Government in advance of budgetNo figures given
What each report puts first, in its own words. None of the text we hold quotes Sinn Féin.
Sources T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
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RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Hauliers warn they ‘cannot sustain’ fuel prices ahead of meeting with Harris Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The morning of 22 September, Irish timeTimeline
  1. 2026-09-2209:09 published time of the RTÉ News report RTÉ News Headlines Sinn Féin's call; opens on hauliers warning of further fuel protests
  2. 2026-09-2209:24 published time of The Irish Times report The Irish Times Hauliers say they 'cannot sustain' fuel prices before meeting the Tánaiste
  3. 2026-09-2210:17 published time of the TheJournal.ie report TheJournal.ie Government calls the Sinn Féin motion 'political theatre' heating costs up nearly 80%; one in seven households in arrearsno source named for the figures
Times are when each report was published.
Sources R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Hauliers warn they ‘cannot sustain’ fuel prices ahead of meeting with Harris Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The bias in this coverageBias

The motion's authors go unquoted

One report gives the government's reply in its headline. Two lead on the hauliers. None of the text we hold quotes Sinn Féin on its own motion.

2 reports leading on hauliers 1 reports carrying the government's reply 0 reports quoting Sinn Féin
Scored without the mastheads. Where the two passes differ, both are kept.
Sources T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Hauliers warn they ‘cannot sustain’ fuel prices ahead of meeting with Harris Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Claims and verdicts

unverified Average heating costs in Ireland have risen by nearly 80% in the past year, and one in seven households are in arrears.
Only TheJournal.ie carries these figures, and the report we hold does not say who measured them. Neither RTÉ News nor The Irish Times gives a figure.
Checked against 1 source:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified The Government dismissed Sinn Féin's motion to remove carbon tax from home heating oil as 'political theatre'.
Only TheJournal.ie reports the 'political theatre' response. RTÉ News reports the Sinn Féin call but carries no Government reply in the text we hold.
Checked against 2 sources:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
true The Irish Road Haulage Association says hauliers cannot sustain current diesel prices and has not ruled out further fuel protests.
RTÉ News and The Irish Times both report the association saying it cannot sustain current fuel prices. RTÉ adds the warning that further protests cannot be ruled out, and The Irish Times says the association vowed to keep up pressure before the budget.
Checked against 2 sources:
R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Hauliers warn they ‘cannot sustain’ fuel prices ahead of meeting with Harris Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Who wrote it

M Mairead Maguire TheJournal.ie
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Attributed wording The armbands' purpose is given in quotation marks as 'the conflict', with no party named×1
Cost barrier named Only this report says households must pay up front before the grant is paid back. The explainer leaves this out.×1
Cost measure A range, whose top is twice its bottom. This is not the same bill as the point figure given elsewhere.×1
Figure unattributed household cost figures stated flat, with no source×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
5 unverified4 true
From 91 reports we hold under this byline, at TheJournal.ie. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
V Vivienne Clarke The Irish Times
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Lead choice frames the story around hauliers pressing the government, not the Dáil motion×1
Voice quoted hauliers framed as the side putting pressure on the government×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
1 true
From 13 reports we hold under this byline, at The Irish Times. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
The bylines on the reports this story is built from. Hover one for what our passes have measured on their reporting. · 1 report we hold carries no byline — we do not invent one.

Coverage, outlet by outlet

T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · 'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The only report with the Government's reply, "political theatre", and the only one with household figures: heating costs up nearly 80% in a year and one in seven households in arrears. It does not say who measured them.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. The average cost has risen by nearly 80% in the past year, following the US and Israel’s war on Iran, and now one in seven households are in arrears. Pearse Doherty, Sinn Féin’s finance spokesperson, says their bill would reduce the price of 1,000 litres of home heating oil by €183. He told RTÉ’s Morning Ireland programme that this is the eighth time since March that the party has brought forward such a proposal. Government TDs have indicated they’ll vote against it, but it’s possible that such a measure will be introduced
Headline voice: headline leads with the government's 'political theatre' line — “'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil”
Figure unattributed: household cost figures stated flat, with no source — “Average heating costs have risen by nearly 80% in the past year, and one in seven households are in arrears.”
Lead voice: headline opens with the government's dismissal of the motion — “'Political theatre': Government hits back on Sinn Féin motion to scrap carbon tax on heating oil”
Figure unattributed: household figures given with no source named — “Average heating costs have risen by nearly 80% in the past year, and one in seven households are in arrears.”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/government-to-oppose-sinn-fein-motion-to-scra…
T The Irish Times
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The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Hauliers warn they ‘cannot sustain’ fuel prices ahead of meeting with Harris Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
Leaves out the motion. Reports hauliers meeting the Tánaiste and vowing to keep up pressure before the budget.
Hauliers warned they “cannot sustain” current fuel prices and called for the retention of fuel supports, ahead of a meeting with Minister for Finance Simon Harris. Ger Hyland, president of the Irish Road Haulage Association, said his members are now desperate and have very little to lose. “Desperate times make desperate people,” he added when asked if his members were going to take to the roads again to protest at the increasing costs of transport fuel. In April this year, convoys of trucks, tractors and coaches brought traffic to a standstill in more than 25 towns and cities across the countr
Lead choice: frames the story around hauliers pressing the government, not the Dáil motion — “vow to keep pressure on Government in advance of budget”
Voice quoted: hauliers framed as the side putting pressure on the government — “vow to keep pressure on Government in advance of budget”
Read it at The Irish Times → https://www.irishtimes.com/transport/2026/09/22/hauliers-warn-they-cann…
R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC SF calls for carbon tax removal from home heating oil Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — PUBLIC
Headlines Sinn Féin's call, then opens on the haulage association's president saying further fuel protests "cannot be discounted".
SF calls for carbon tax to be removed from home heating oil Updated / Tuesday, 22 Sep 2026 09:16 Getty Pearse Doherty said people he has spoken to say they cannot afford to fill their oil tanks (Stock image) Removing carbon tax from home heating oil would reduce the cost of 1,000 litre fill by €183, Sinn Féin has said. Spokesperson on Finance Pearse Doherty said the party will bring forward legislation later today demanding the Government takes this action. Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, he said the Government has left families and workers high and dry, and they have done this solely becau
Attributed: protest warning attributed to the hauliers' association president — “Further fuel protests cannot be discounted as hauliers are unable to sustain current diesel prices, the president of the Irish Road Haulage Association has said.”
Lead switch: headline is about heating oil; the lead is about hauliers and diesel — “Further fuel protests cannot be discounted as hauliers are unable to sustain current diesel prices”
Read it at RTÉ News → https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/0922/1592472-carbon-tax-budget/
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R RNZ
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RNZ 🇳🇿NZ · digital · PUBLIC No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Headline against body headline claims a 20-year decline reversed; the first line of the body reports a new low in reading ×1Headline against body headline claims a turnaround; the text carries a record low and puts it on boys ×1 from 2328 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → ABC News (Australia)
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ABC News (Australia) 🇦🇺AU · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor label and hedge The same man is called 'far-right' and named by his legal name. The act is hedged with 'allegedly', where the longer report states it flat. ×1A different count, stated flat one dead and 140 missing, unattributed, earliest of the four ×1Affected counted The only report to count the local people affected ×1Are the dead named one of the dead named, through a relative at the hospital ×1 from 4667 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Guardian
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The Guardian 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor named Denial in the passive voice, with no one named as the person who dismissed it ×1Actor named names Israel as acting and states the death toll flat, with no source ×1Actor named Ireland named as the side that ended the conference ×1Allegation omitted the police statement is cut with an ellipsis where the other two reports carry the controlling or coercive behaviour allegation ×1 from 10552 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → C CBC News
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BBC News 🇬🇧UK · public broadcaster · public-service No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Dating and attribution 'It was not until Tuesday' is a judgement about delay, not a date. No other report we hold comments on how long the German finding took. ×1How hard the claim is stated Headline says the UN voted to adopt and replace; the last sentence of the report says the vote is non-binding ×1How hard the claim is stated The qualification arrives in the last sentence and is immediately overridden by an effect the report gives no source for. ×1Which figure is used States the replacement as done — the Assembly voted to replace the map — where the resolution urges states to use a different projection. ×1 from 473 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Daily Telegraph
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The Daily Telegraph 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Times
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The Times 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we have measured from published text. Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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