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The suit followed a January operation in Kern County called “Operation Return to Sender,” in which agents swarmed a Home Depot and Latino market, among other areas frequented by laborers.

Now one of her most frequent destinations is Seville, a short, direct flight from her home airport.

Many attribute frequent crashes to ageing airframes and stretched maintenance cycles.

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Corruption on a grand scale, a weak economy, high living costs, frequent power cuts and a shortage of foreign currency pushed Malawians to look elsewhere for leadership.

From BBC

Experts say it isn’t normal to see frequent recalls specific to Cesium-137 or any potential radioactive contamination.

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

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