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Their front office is helmed by president of baseball operations David Stearns, one of the most heralded executives in the sport.

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He joined the Blue Jays organization as a 16-year-old and quickly became the most heralded prospect in the entire sport.

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The yen has tumbled to its weakest levels against the dollar since February, on diminished prospects for a Bank of Japan rate increase after the weekend heralded a more dovish government.

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Indeed, “True Colors” heralded Lauper’s decades of work as an activist fighting homelessness among LGBTQ+ youth and combating efforts to restrict women’s reproductive rights.

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It only became an offence the year they met, when domestic abuse charities heralded the passing of the Serious Crime Act 2015 as a "landmark moment".

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