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The actual footage of Isbell’s victim impact statement, set side by side with an actor’s recreation in “Monster,” is circulating on social media.

Used in that sense, the word began to circulate in French—and then, unaltered, in both German and English—in the second half of the 19th century.

Before Jeffries relented on Friday, talk of a primary challenge against him circulated.

All cases have had direct or indirect links to travel to countries where that strain is circulating.

Its 12 tracks were made in L.A. and circulated within the Iranian diaspora, then smuggled back into Iran on dubbed tapes and satellite broadcasts.