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The show, in its pre-digital days, was regularly bombarded with mail, fan letters, complaints, and sketch and job pitches, scribbled on everything from scratch pads to toilet paper.

Instead, we are bombarded with a parade of faces, whether it is the pitcher, the batter or a woman applying lipstick.

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As a result, Californians — millions of whom have already voted — have been getting bombarded by messages both for and against Proposition 50, many of which are hyper-focused on the uncertain implications for American democracy.

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Those trapped inside were bombarded by a barrage of deadly artillery and air strikes as the army and the paramilitaries battled for el-Fasher.

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Last year, police and firefighters said they were "bombarded" by missiles and fireworks in incidents reported across the country.

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