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Against the Blue Jays, he went 9 for 15—a batting average of .600—to go along with five runs scored and six driven in.

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The main reason spending keeps rising is that the costs of the biggest programs, Social Security and Medicare, are driven by an aging population and rising health costs.

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Dell’s infrastructure solutions group reported 44% sales growth year over year in the second quarter, driven by AI server demand.

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The rate of incidents is accelerating in recent years, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found, driven in large part by leaks on Airbus’s bestselling A320 family of jets—the aircraft Chesson was flying.

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It’s like riding in the bed of a pick-up truck driven by a squirrel.

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