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The latest rare-earth action, the people said, is a tactic aimed at achieving that goal.

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This was a win also achieved without the injured Cole Palmer, with Manchester City's Phil Foden left out of the squad, and with injured captain Harry Kane watching from the sidelines.

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Since he took office in 2023, he has introduced deregulation and sweeping cuts to public spending to curb inflation and achieve a fiscal surplus – where the state spends less than it takes in revenue.

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In the whirling madness that began when the smartphone achieved ubiquity around 2012, a great many parents did not know what to do.

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Both districts have large majorities of low-income families, one factor that historically has made it more difficult for students to achieve high scores.

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