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user data and restrict access by employees in China. Verb The company proposed in August to permit its Chinese parent company to continue owning the app in a deal that would silo U.S. 2022 The church constructed Welfare Square, complete with a 178-foot-tall grain silo and a dairy processing plant, cannery and bakery. 2022 The explosion, which both NATO and Poland now say was likely unintentional, hit a grain silo in the border town of Przewodow the evening of Tuesday, Nov.

2022 Two Polish farm workers died when a missile struck near a grain silo in the village of Przewodów, some three miles into Poland from the Ukrainian border. Rachel Pannett, Washington Post, 17 Nov. 2022 But a when a missile hit a grain silo Tuesday afternoon, killing two local men, they were left reeling, Post correspondent Loveday Morris reports from Przewodow, Poland. Alex Weprin, The Hollywood Reporter, 17 Nov. 2023 Its magazines, infamously, competed with one another for advertisers and cover stars, while Condé’s international business was its own silo. 2023 Based on author Hugh Howey’s titular trilogy, the post-apocalyptic series sees the last 10,000 people on Earth living underground in a silo to stay safe from the fatal dangers of the outside world. Anna Lazarus Caplan, Peoplemag, 16 Mar. 2023 Thai authorities fear that the cylinder, which contains the highly radioactive substance Cesium-137, has been missing from the power plant's silo since February, the outlet added. Noun Conclusion Data doesn’t exist in a silo, and how businesses use it shouldn’t, either.

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