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The Financial Times headline was "India’s Narendra Modi ‘agrees’ to stop buying Russian oil, Donald Trump says"
The interesting thing was that the quotation marks on "agrees" are theirs, not mine.

The implication was that there might be some plausibility gap in the chain

It is about the powers that were. Case in point the Harvard being denied funding disappeared from the headlines. Most of us thought all of that was over with. It is not. The admin picked up where it left off. The powers that were are not fighting all of this in the headlines. As if it would inflame the situation.

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