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“You don’t have the opportunity to get that sour taste out of your mouth. But it at least gives us the chance to look at the tape, look at the past few weeks and the season as a whole, and see where we stand and where we can improve as an offense and as a football team.”

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“So, I don’t think it affected me in that way. Overall, we just gotta play better as a whole and finish games.”

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Epstein’s style, as a whole, does betray an attitude, and that is arrogance.

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Targeted sanctions were extended until November 14, 2026, including a freezing of assets and travel bans currently in place against about 10 people, most of them high-ranking Huthi officials and the group as a whole.

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But Mace’s relationship to the Epstein files is a microcosm of a larger dilemma facing Republican women — both politicians and voters — as a whole.

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

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