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In a surprising twist to their high-profile spat, Elon Musk has backed off from previous incendiary remarks about Donald Trump, expressing regret over posts that “went too far.” This thaw in their explosive relationship has sparked both amusement and relief among onlookers, as public digressions give way to measured commentary.
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