DAILY OVERVIEW · 2026-10-15
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Daily summary
NEW What's new today (today, not yesterday)
New topics
- nlp ×222
- arXiv ×124
- reinforcement learning ×50
- academic paper ×50
- benchmark ×46
- language models ×35
- benchmarking ×23
- natural language processing ×22
- computer vision ×20
- multi agent systems ×18
- paperwork reduction act ×18
- speech recognition ×16
Persons mentioned for the first time
Different views (detailed analysis)
PATTERNS What is happening? (topics, 20)
The geopolitical landscape is deteriorating rapidly as Iranian strikes on Saudi infrastructure surge, directly threatening global energy supply chains and forcing a reassessment of regional security postures. Simultaneously, the corporate sector is under intense scrutiny, with a sharp rise in securities litigation and M&A activity indicating heightened legal risks for major players. In the technology sector, AI risks and market peaks are emerging as a dominant concern, suggesting that investors are increasingly wary of valuation bubbles in the AI infrastructure space. This is compounded by strong Q3 earnings from major banks, which signal resilience in the financial sector despite macroeconomic headwinds. The stability in US midterm election outlooks provides a rare constant amidst this volatility, though the interplay between political stability and economic turbulence remains a key variable. Pharma clinical trials are showing growth, indicating a continued focus on healthcare innovation as a defensive sector. The convergence of these factors suggests a market environment where geopolitical risk premiums are rising, and corporate governance is under the microscope. Watch for the next scheduled Iranian military response or US diplomatic intervention in the Gulf region, which could trigger a further spike in oil prices and equity volatility.
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| Topic | Signals | Change |
|---|---|---|
| AI Industry Trends and Security Challenges | 1372 | +0% |
| Cybersecurity and Fraud Incidents | 356 | -2% |
| Pharma Clinical Trial Results | 246 | +21% |
| Corporate Earnings and Guidance | 239 | +100% |
| US Midterm Election Outlook | 239 | +6% |
| Iranian strikes on Saudi infrastructure | 232 | +100% |
| HK Corporate Financial Distress | 221 | +0% |
| Big Bank Q3 Earnings | 214 | +14% |
| AI risks and market peaks | 213 | +100% |
| Securities Litigation and M&A Activity | 200 | +953% |
| China Economic and Financial Market Expansion | 196 | +9% |
| Asia-Pacific Geopolitics and Markets | 193 | +58% |
| US autonomous weapons and defense industrial expansion | 170 | +4% |
| Public Health and Demographic Trends | 156 | +1% |
| UK Asset Management Filings | 148 | +100% |
| Meta AI and Regulatory | 147 | +100% |
| NFL and College Football Week 6 Highlights | 145 | +4% |
| SpaceX Starlink Mobile Launch | 144 | -9% |
| Gaza Anniversary Ceasefire Collapse | 142 | +1% |
| Large Insider Stock Purchases | 139 | — |
EARLY What is emerging? (early signals, 7)
Emerging signals point to a strategic pivot by Amazon, with renewed AWS momentum and a push into premium hardware via Alexa AI, suggesting an effort to diversify revenue streams beyond core e-commerce. This move coincides with growing scrutiny of AI infrastructure costs, as the cloud sector faces pressure to justify capital expenditures. In the energy sector, oil price volatility is intensifying due to geopolitical supply risks, particularly from drone attacks in Ukraine and escalation in Gaza, which are disrupting traditional shipping routes. These maritime threats are not just local issues but have global implications for grain and energy logistics. Additionally, early signs of regulatory scrutiny on algorithmic pricing are emerging, hinting at a potential new front in antitrust enforcement that could impact retail automation strategies. The intersection of these signals suggests that companies are preparing for a more regulated and physically constrained operating environment. Watch for the release of new EU or US regulatory guidelines on AI pricing algorithms, which could set a precedent for global tech compliance.
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Renewed AWS momentum narrative amid broader AI-infra scrutiny suggests cloud capex cycle is still accelerating despite bubble concerns
Rapid growth aligns with Gaza escalation and Black Sea drone attacks — energy supply risk may be reasserting itself as a macro variable
Prime Big Deal Days plus Alexa AI hardware refresh signals Amazon's push to monetize on-device AI through consumer channels
Persistent escalation in maritime drone warfare has direct implications for grain and energy shipping corridors
Early emergence of regulatory scrutiny on algorithmic pricing — a potential new AI-governance front
Mid-sized democracy showing polarization patterns mirroring US dynamics; worth watching as a bellwether
Quantum-security M&A hints at convergence of quantum computing and cybersecurity capital flows
LINKS Who is linked to whom? (connections, 20 new links)
The competitive dynamics in the AI sector are sharpening, with Anthropic and OpenAI locked in a direct rivalry that is driving rapid innovation and capital deployment. This competition is heavily influenced by media coverage from outlets like The Financial Times and BNN Bloomberg, which shape investor sentiment and public perception of these firms' trajectories. CoreWeave's dependence on Nvidia highlights the critical role of semiconductor supply chains in sustaining AI growth, as any disruption in Nvidia's output could ripple through the entire AI infrastructure ecosystem. Meanwhile, AWS is exploring nuclear power as a sustainable energy source for its data centers, signaling a long-term commitment to scaling AI capabilities while addressing environmental concerns. Meta's continued investment in AI further underscores the industry-wide race to integrate advanced models into consumer platforms. These connections reveal a tightly coupled ecosystem where media trends, hardware supply, and energy strategy are all critical determinants of success. Watch for Nvidia's next earnings report or supply chain update, which could signal potential bottlenecks affecting CoreWeave and other AI infrastructure providers.
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SENTIMENT How is it discussed? (narratives, 15)
Trends around corporate distress in HK-listed firms are gaining traction, with a significant wave of restructuring efforts indicating deep-seated financial challenges in the region. This is mirrored by growing interest in complex ETF structures, as asset managers like INVL expand their offerings to meet demand for diversified exposure. In France, violent student protests are escalating into an economic crisis trend, highlighting the fragility of social stability in the face of austerity measures. The Paramount-Warner merger approval is stabilizing the media landscape, providing clarity on future content distribution and competitive dynamics. DeFi TVL flows are showing a net positive trend, driven by strong institutional adoption and improved liquidity conditions. Regulatory disclosures regarding institutional shareholding are remaining stable, suggesting that compliance frameworks are functioning effectively despite market turbulence. These trends collectively paint a picture of a global economy where financial stress is localized but systemic risks are being managed through regulatory and structural adjustments. Watch for the next major protest action in France or a significant ETF launch by INVL, which could signal broader shifts in European market sentiment.
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The cluster highlights a significant wave of corporate distress and restructuring among Hong Kong-listed companies, with multiple firms actively managing offshore debt restructurings or facing winding-up petitions. Notable cases include Agile Group and LVGEM China, which reported significant progress in their offshore debt reorganizations, while Pan Asia Data and XH News Media continue to navigate delayed winding-up hearings. Additionally, several companies such as CN Health Tech and Wai Chun Biotech have experienced trading suspensions and operational disruptions. This trend indicates a challenging environment for HK-listed firms, driven by liquidity constraints and legal complexities.
The primary development is the expansion of complex ETF structures, highlighted by VanEck launching its second buffer ETF. This move indicates a continuing trend toward sophisticated defined-outcome products in the market. Supporting this, there are routine Net Asset Value disclosures from various fund providers, including First Trust and SUTNTIB AB. The overall direction of the sector is growing, driven by product innovation and increased transparency in reporting. The most important signal is the VanEck launch, as it represents a strategic market entry rather than routine administrative data.
The main topic is the ongoing maintenance of CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, which tracks actively exploited security flaws. The cluster shows continued activity with multiple updates adding new vulnerabilities to the catalog in early October 2026, alongside a large volume of unrelated signals on AI, machine learning, and cybersecurity research topics. The direction is stable, reflecting CISA's routine catalog maintenance without evidence of acceleration or slowdown in vulnerability additions. The single most important signal is "CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog" because it directly represents the core activity the cluster is labeled for, while the majority of signals appear to be topical noise around AI rather than KEV-specific content.
DeFi TVL is experiencing a net positive trend driven by strong inflows across multiple protocols, despite some notable outflows. The most significant development is the 47% weekly surge in LayerZero V2, which has pushed its TVL to over $11.7 billion, indicating robust adoption of cross-chain interoperability. Supporting this growth, stablecoin payment volume via Levl has surpassed $10 billion annualized, highlighting expanding real-world utility. While major exchanges like Deribit and Bitvavo saw declines, the breadth of inflows in emerging sectors like AI-adjacent tokens and lending platforms suggests a shifting but generally expanding market.
The main topic is regulatory and product announcements related to Xtrackers ETFs managed by DWS and associated Deutsche Bank entities. The cluster shows ongoing routine disclosures including multiple Net Asset Value updates, FRN rate fixes, share buy-backs, issuances, and one new product launch for an EAFE 50% Currency-Hedged ETF. Activity appears stable with consistent daily filings and no signs of major disruption or acceleration.
The cluster highlights a high volume of UK Form 8.3 regulatory disclosures filed by major institutional investors such as Pzena, TIAA-CREF, and Balyasny Asset Management. These filings primarily signal new or adjusted shareholdings in various UK-listed companies including Tate & Lyle, Mitie Group, and Segro. The activity is dominated by standard regulatory compliance reports rather than organic market developments. The most significant signal is the Pzena disclosure regarding Tate & Lyle due to its higher relevance score and the prominence of the institutional investor.
Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery have officially announced their merger, with the combined entity set to be rebranded as Skydance. David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz have unveiled a new leadership team, retaining key figures like CNN's Mark Thompson, while promising a slate of 30 movies per year. Despite regulatory antitrust clearance, the company faces initial market skepticism, as its new bonds and stock showed weakness on their first day of trading. The move consolidates massive intellectual property portfolios, including HBO and Paramount, though it has drawn criticism from industry figures concerned about creativity and job losses.
A wave of violent student protests has erupted across France, resulting in the closure of over 400 schools nationwide. The movement is rapidly escalating from classroom blockades into urban violence, characterized by arson, clashes with riot police, and serious injuries including a student losing a hand to a stun grenade. The direction of the unrest is growing, with authorities anticipating even more disruptions as new protests are planned. The most critical signal is the escalation into 'urban violence' and widespread school closures, which indicates a deepening crisis that is challenging the French government's ability to maintain order.
Recent data indicates a surge in major insider stock purchases, led by Ryan Cohen acquiring approximately $17 million in GameStop shares following a 35% monthly price decline. The activity is not isolated to tech, with significant buy-ins also observed in banking (Bank Bradesco), retail (Dick's Sporting Goods), and insurance (Corebridge Financial). The most critical signal is Ryan Cohen's purchase, as it represents a high-conviction bet by a prominent figure on a distressed asset. This cluster suggests growing confidence among executives and institutional insiders in specific undervalued or volatile equities.
A medical evacuation flight (air ambulance) carrying six people disappeared over the Atlantic shortly after departing Bermuda en route to Boston. The US Coast Guard conducted an intensive search off the coast of Nantucket, locating a debris field that led authorities to presume all six aboard are dead. The incident has drawn widespread media attention as search efforts transitioned from surface rescue to seabed recovery operations.
The cluster consists of dozens of announcements from law firms actively filing or soliciting lead plaintiffs for securities fraud class action lawsuits against a wide range of public companies. These include technology, biotech, energy, financial services, and aerospace firms such as Coastal Financial, Baidu, Alphabet, HDFC Bank, Anavex, AppLovin, Endava, FuelCell Energy, and others. The notices highlight investor losses and approaching lead-plaintiff deadlines, indicating ongoing waves of alleged securities violations and resulting litigation.
The United States has withdrawn all B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford in the UK following a suspected terrorist plot linked to Iran. This security-driven redeployment signals a significant escalation in threat assessments for US military assets stationed in Europe. The primary driver of this movement is the foiling of an attack plan that prompted the rapid removal of high-value strategic aircraft to the United States. While No 10 asserts the base remains safe, the incident highlights heightened vulnerabilities in forward-deployed air power. The overall security posture is moving towards a more defensive and risk-averse configuration in the region.
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have formally established a joint venture to expand satellite connectivity in underserved U.S. regions, aiming to eliminate network dead zones. This move signals a significant consolidation of satellite technology among major carriers, potentially shifting market dynamics for independent providers like AST SpaceMobile. While the JV is viewed as a major catalyst for the sector's growth, T-Mobile's removal of references to SpaceX from its service site suggests a strategic pivot within the partnership. The most critical signal is the formalization of this Big Three JV, as it establishes a unified infrastructure approach that could reshape competitive advantages in rural coverage.
AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) is experiencing a sharp decline in stock price, falling over 50% from its 2026 highs following a significant downgrade by B. Riley from Buy to Neutral. The primary driver of this negative sentiment is a reduction in the price target from $85 to $65, citing concerns over the company's risk-reward profile and unresolved technical risks with its BlueBird satellite system. Additionally, the stock has faced legal headwinds from class action allegations regarding its funding model, contributing to a 31% drop in just three months. While some retail investors continue to express bullish views and buy dips, the overall professional consensus has shifted towards caution and neutrality.
This cluster tracks the daily publication of answers and hints for popular word puzzles, primarily from The New York Times and other online platforms. The activity is strictly consistent, with new content appearing every single day without interruption or fluctuation in volume. The most important signal is the continuous stream of Wordle and Connections answers, which demonstrates the reliable, high-frequency nature of this digital content niche. There is no evidence of growth, decline, or thematic shift, indicating a stable routine.
ANOMALY What is unusual? (anomalies, 10)
Unusual activity is observed in mobile carrier strategies, with SpaceX's mobile push gaining significant attention as 73% of surveyed viewers consider switching providers, indicating a potential disruption in traditional telecom markets. Data center security is seeing heightened focus as Marvell, Microsoft, and Oracle establish a working group to standardize hardware security, reflecting growing concerns about physical vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure. Amazon's potential deal with Decart suggests a strategic move to enhance its AI capabilities through acquisition or partnership. In the healthcare sector, Humana's shift to four-star plans for 95% of its members marks a significant improvement in quality metrics, potentially impacting its competitive position against rivals. CPI inflation data is drawing intense market attention, with futures reacting sharply to expectations of rate hikes or cuts based on upcoming releases. Bumble's 56% stock surge following Ithaca Holdings' $1.3B acquisition offer highlights the volatility in the online dating sector as it faces a structural reset. Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk's race to control outer space is becoming a prominent trend, with media profiles focusing on their competing ambitions. Fermi America's partnership with AMD signals a new front in the AI hardware race, as companies seek to secure power and computing resources for next-generation models. Watch for the official CPI release and any regulatory response to SpaceX's mobile entry into the US market.
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| Tag | Score |
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| mobile carriers | 0.82 |
| data center security | 0.81 |
| decart | 0.81 |
| star ratings | 0.81 |
| cpi inflation | 0.81 |
| ithaca holdings | 0.79 |
| jeff beozos | 0.79 |
| fermi america | 0.79 |
| helmerich payne | 0.79 |
| capital constraints | 0.79 |
PATTERNS Connections & patterns (correlations + predictive links)
Strong correlations between finance and market movements indicate that capital flows are tightly linked to equity performance, with regulatory changes often triggering immediate market reactions. The energy-market link is particularly pronounced, as geopolitical events directly impact crude oil prices and subsequently influence broader market sentiment. Finance-regulation correlations suggest that policy shifts are becoming a primary driver of financial sector performance, with compliance costs affecting profitability. Market-regulation interactions highlight how trading rules and oversight mechanisms can amplify or dampen volatility during stress periods. The finance-technology correlation underscores the increasing integration of tech assets into traditional financial portfolios, making tech performance a key indicator for broader financial health. These patterns suggest that investors are increasingly viewing these sectors as interconnected systems rather than isolated markets. Watch for any major regulatory announcement from the SEC or CFTC that could alter trading rules or compliance requirements for financial institutions.
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Correlations
MISSING What should be there but isn't? (missing signals, 9)
A critical gap exists in understanding the direct link between Oracle's force majeure declaration and its impact on AI data center thesis integrity. While headlines suggest Oracle's move is distinct from previous selloffs, there is insufficient data to quantify how this event affects long-term AI infrastructure investment strategies. The lack of detailed reporting on SSL's audited financial results limits the ability to assess its role in broader market stability or distress trends. Furthermore, there is no clear evidence linking these specific corporate events to broader macroeconomic indicators like inflation or interest rate expectations beyond general market reactions. This gap hinders precise risk assessment for investors exposed to both tech infrastructure and traditional financial assets. Watch for Oracle Corporation to issue a public update clarifying the scope and duration of its force majeure status, which would provide clarity on its ability to fulfill AI data center contracts.
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The primary evidence gap is the lack of a direct link between the recent force majeure notice for Oracle's Stargate project and any formal SEC filing or earnings call statement, which is required to c
Prediction: Oracle Corporation issues a public update — via earnings release, investor day, or SEC filing —…
The primary evidence gap is the actual text of the future Q4 2026 earnings release and 8-K filing, which are required to verify if the specific term 'agentic AI' is explicitly used in the prepared rem
Prediction: In its Q4 2026 earnings release (reported in late January or early February 2027), Mastercard…
The primary evidence gap is the lack of direct confirmation of a specific code release or security advisory within the narrow September 30 to October 13 window that explicitly names the 'Sandbox' runt
Prediction: NVIDIA will update its open-source agent isolation toolkit within 14 days to include a specific…
The primary evidence gap is the absence of direct SEC filing data or official corporate communications confirming that Anthropic has initiated the formal IPO process with an S-1 filing, rather than ju
Prediction: Anthropic publicly files a Form S-1 registration statement with the U.S. SEC (visible on EDGAR) by…
The primary gap is the verification of a specific on-record event within the strict September-October 2026 timeframe that definitively meets the prediction's criteria, as existing signals may predate
Prediction: Senator John Fetterman publicly confirms in an on-record interview or statement before end of…
SHIFT How is content changing? (narrative shifts, 2)
The trend around China's economic expansion is shifting from purely domestic growth to active geopolitical projection, evidenced by PLA naval power exercises and the deployment of hospital ships in Africa. This suggests China is leveraging economic influence to bolster its strategic presence globally. In the space sector, AST SpaceMobile's strategic expansion via US-Japan cooperation and spectrum auctions represents a direct competitive threat to SpaceX's dominance. This shift indicates that space-based connectivity is becoming a key area of international competition and technological rivalry. These changes reflect a broader trend where economic activities are increasingly intertwined with national security objectives and geopolitical maneuvering. Watch for the outcome of upcoming spectrum auctions in Japan or any new US-Japan defense agreements involving satellite technology.
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China Economic and Financial Market Expansion
AST SpaceMobile strategic expansion
WHO Who is being discussed? (persons, 15)
ACTORS Key actors & topic evolution (entities + lifecycle)
AI remains a central actor in global affairs, with the IMF noting that its boom offsets war-related economic hits but warns that resilience is nearing limits. This highlights both the transformative power and fragility of AI-driven growth. US equities are navigating complex political landscapes, with Trump's comments on Houthi attacks and oil prices influencing market sentiment ahead of elections. Donald Trump continues to be a pivotal figure in geopolitical dynamics, with his interactions with Iran and Ukraine shaping global security outcomes. Equities are reacting to both geopolitical crises and economic catalysts, as seen in the IMF's assessment of global slowdown risks. Crude oil markets are under pressure from Iranian attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities and container ship sinkings near Hormuz, indicating severe supply chain risks. Interest rate expectations are being shaped by inflation data and Trump's economic policies, with potential rate hikes looming in 2027. OpenAI faces legal challenges from multiple states over safety concerns while receiving massive backing from Broadcom, highlighting its dual role as innovator and regulatory target. Drone warfare is escalating in Ukraine and the Middle East, with NATO developing new war plans against Russia. SpaceX is under strain from Ukrainian accusations of throttling Starlink terminals amid deteriorating US-Ukraine relations. Elon Musk is at the center of these tensions, with Zelensky feeling betrayed over Starlink access restrictions. New topics around AI infrastructure debt bubbles and commercial space development are emerging as key areas of concern and opportunity.
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Key actors
| Entity | Mentions |
|---|---|
| AI | 537 |
| US Equities | 409 |
| Donald Trump | 381 |
| Equities | 243 |
| Crude Oil | 224 |
| Interest Rates | 185 |
| OpenAI | 165 |
| Drone | 140 |
| SpaceX | 130 |
| Elon Musk | 128 |
| Inflation | 126 |
| Anthropic | 124 |
| Energy | 123 |
| Apple | 115 |
| Nvidia | 112 |
Topic evolution
NEW
New cluster: AI Infrastructure Debt Bubble (18 signals)
New cluster: Commercial Space Sector Developments (18 signals)
New cluster: Trump Economic Policy Criticism (18 signals)
New cluster: Qube UK regulatory filings (18 signals)
New cluster: Global M&A and nationalization (19 signals)
GROWING
Cluster 'S&P 500 Market Outlook' grew 18 → 48 (+167%)
DECLINING
Cluster 'FDA Regulatory Policy Updates' shrank 130 → 36 (-72%)
Cluster 'OpenAI state safety lawsuits' shrank 47 → 21 (-55%)
Cluster 'Nvidia Apple Options Flow' shrank 163 → 36 (-78%)
Cluster 'Violent Crime and Homicides' shrank 90 → 38 (-58%)
DEAD
Cluster 'Meta AI Frontier Push' disappeared
Cluster 'Industrial Infrastructure Expansion' disappeared
Cluster 'Tesla European FSD rebrand' disappeared
Cluster 'Trump backlash over UK tiger attack video' disappeared
Cluster 'U.S. Houthi Strike Deliberations' disappeared
Top 15 domains (last 30 days)
Top 20 needs
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| Type | Domain | Description | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| demand | Technology | AI compute capacity | 572 |
| threat | Energy | energy supply disruption | 250 |
| threat | Geopolitics | trade war escalation | 223 |
| gap | Technology | AI safety concerns | 204 |
| gap | Regulation | accountability for war crimes | 204 |
| problem | Geopolitics | military conflict | 175 |
| problem | Geopolitics | political polarization | 169 |
| problem | Society | civilian casualties | 165 |
| problem | Finance | inflation control | 164 |
| challenge | Market | market volatility | 141 |
| problem | Security | data breach | 137 |
| regulatory gap | Regulation | AI governance framework | 121 |
| problem | Society | housing affordability crisis | 118 |
| threat | Security | cockpit security breach | 117 |
| problem | Finance | stock price increase | 117 |
| dependency | Supply Chain | supply chain resilience | 115 |
| threat | Security | infrastructure damage | 107 |
| problem | Market | stock price decline | 107 |
| problem | Finance | high capital expenditure | 106 |
| threat | Security | Ukrainian drone strikes | 106 |
ATMOSPHERE Yesterday's emotions and needs
Emotions (2284 mentions)
| ● fear | 589 |
| ● unease | 423 |
| ● confidence | 268 |
| ● hopefulness | 171 |
| ● aversion | 164 |
| ● anger | 153 |
| ● excitement | 149 |
| ● frustration | 139 |
| ● tension | 79 |
| ● engagement | 79 |
● from met needs · ● from unmet needs
Needs landscape (2428 signals)
| Need | Unmet | Met |
|---|---|---|
| physical wellbeing | 934 | 70 |
| meaning | 65 | 445 |
| justice | 277 | 40 |
| peace | 191 | 32 |
| autonomy | 133 | 58 |
| connection | 73 | 41 |
| honesty | 19 | 16 |
| recognition | 4 | 28 |
| play | — | 2 |
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