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And recreate the desperation that carried them to the promised land last fall, as they try to become MLB’s first repeat champion in 25 years.

Coberg carried a gun and identified himself as active law enforcement while working for Iza, prosecutors said, and he “interrogated” a victim referred to in court records by the initials “L.A.”

One pharmacist also admitted he was not carrying out the required face-to-face consultations and suggested faking photographs to trick regulators into thinking they had taken place.

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One man, who asked to keep his identity private, said he had seen a teenage boy carrying away a small child from changing rooms beside the beach on the day Cheryl disappeared.

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Also, hackers backed by nation states are also accounting for more attacks, whether to carry out espionage, steal IP, spread misinformation, or cause disruption, or even seek financial gain on their own account.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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