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Should an attack take place now, it would be hard to distinguish between foreign aggression and self-harm.

But he warned that to "truly differentiate" itself, Alexa would need to distinguish between personal and household data, which "equals a big privacy and trust hurdle".

Before the therapy, they were registered legally blind and only just able to distinguish between dark and light.

"A couple of participants remarked that, in the period ahead, it might be especially difficult to distinguish between relatively persistent changes in inflation and more temporary changes that might be associated with the introduction of new government policies," the minutes added.

Israel launched a devastating campaign of reprisal that has killed more than 48,000 Palestinians, by the count of Gaza health officials, who do not distinguish between civilians and combatants but say that the majority of the dead are women and children.