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Every country has a nexus of money and power, but the relationships generally pass legal muster in America.

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That makes it hard for Macron to name someone on the left who could muster a majority in parliament.

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When the person in charge of the nation’s civil rights enforcement can’t muster even a modicum of civility, we’re living in some very dark times indeed.

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Or foolhardy when this is a moment when she ought to be mustering as much authority as she can?

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One of the biggest problems has been finding a place to muster the Household Cavalry.

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