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Rumors about the president’s health have dogged him since returning to office, including continuing speculation regarding bruises on his hands, which first came to light in February.

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Not as someone with a shred of sympathy, or as a dogged and scrupulous seeker of truth and justice.

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It was a real dogged performance and he was at the heart of it.

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Through the years, he has been dogged by high walk rates and inefficient outings and a tendency to simply waste too many pitches.

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The Acute Mental Health Inpatient Centre opened just six years ago at a cost of £33m, but has been dogged with issues.

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