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• Magnite’s stock plunged as much as 13% the day after a short-seller released a damning report on the company’s strategy — proof that investors are buying into these narratives, good or bad.

• The horrors of slavery may be the most damning legacy of industrial sugar, but it’s far from the only problem caused by the human craving for sweeteners.

• Devotees say they can’t get enough, but even they admit that crickets may have a hard getting past that most damning of descriptions—a meat alternative.

• If internal documents suggesting collusion between Google and Facebook do exist, then they paint a damning picture of Google and lend more credibility to the claims outlined in the complaint.

• Last month Nature published a damning response written by 31 scientists to a study from Google Health that had appeared in the journal earlier this year.

• Even though a grand jury chose not to indict the cop who killed Eric Garner, the video is damning of police.

• There is already a damning common denominator between the two shootings: the Cleveland police department itself.

• But, as is often the case, what may be equally as damning as the crime will be the cover-up.

• The testimony is damning: the world has not learned its lesson.

• Again, conviction on this charge is unlikely unless clear damning facts emerge.

• The king will be in Asturia almost before that paragraph reaches there.