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One answer that seems to be coming resoundingly from Barack Obama-era veterans is a return to Obama-style politics.

From Slate

“Although we would prefer her to be fully healthy and playing with us right now, we are really excited to announce that Charlisse will be coming back for another year,” Close said.

After being so consistent in the year up to a broken finger, Crawley's torment at the hands of Matt Henry couldn't be coming at a worse time than when a young pretender is knocking on the door.

From BBC

"She told me they would never get over their foster mother, that the foster should be coming over regularly," she said, adding that the situation "made me paranoid for months that I would do something to get sued. I've had cats my entire life."

From Salon

Changes could be coming in the team’s management structure as well.

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

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