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Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment. “We support the hearing officer’s recommendation that the NLRB set aside the election results and direct a new election.Amazon’s behavior throughout the election process was despicable. Amazon cheated, they got caught, and they are being held accountable.”.
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Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment. One widely circulated video shows a Russian missile striking a residential apartment tower in Kyiv, an apparent violation of international law. 198 Ukrainians have been killed in the fighting. As of Saturday, the capital remained in the hands of the Ukrainian government.
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