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In the midst of a bruising Big Ten battle with Michigan, where brawn and ball control were at a premium, both of the Trojans’ top two running backs had already been carted up the Coliseum tunnel.

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Strive, an asset manager co-founded by onetime presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, trades at a premium to its bitcoin holdings.

Before the Fed began raising rates in early 2022, regional banks as a group often traded at a premium valuation to larger peers overall.

Parking can come at a premium, with on-street bays costing as much as £5.90 per hour in some parts of the south-east England.

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With the clock ticking down, international camps at a premium and every moment with his players vital, the visit to Serbia is not only the toughest qualifier England will face - it is the ideal opportunity for Tuchel to put a personal stamp on the side, with so far little sign of an upgrade on what Southgate was delivering when he reached successive Euros finals.

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

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