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Despite his experience, the neurosurgeon said he found the procedure stressful "because she was high profile and her career rests on her memory".

But while those format changes may come with time, the future of women's boxing rests on the ever-evolving boxing landscape.

Much rests on the question of whether DEI is actually effective in the first place.

The program rests on the Alien Registration Act of 1940, enacted as World War II raged in Europe, which required most noncitizens to sign up.

He then joked he would "pass the rest on to them" as he looked at the watching press.