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The payment pause provided financial relief to student-loan borrowers during the upheaval of the pandemic — but one unintended consequence is that many of these borrowers are now falling behind on their car payments.

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The tariffs remain a gripe but are at the lowest rate of any country, and in fact some Australian sectors, like beef, appear to be benefitting from the global upheaval.

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Forest are 18th in the table after just one win in eight league games, during what has been a season of upheaval.

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It is rare that the host itself is the main source of upheaval.

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A spokesperson for West Horsley Place Trust, which owns the cottage, said they appreciated it was a significant upheaval for the tenant, and had provided an extended notice period and help exploring alternative housing options.

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

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