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This week, the stock pulled back to its 21-day exponential moving average—a metric that places emphasis on recent price changes—for the first time since moving decisively upward from $260.97 last month.

The failure to respond decisively is the geopolitical equivalent of runaway deficit spending.

"But we have to decisively address this Republican health care crisis that is devastating hard-working American taxpayers."

For Leverkusen, there were periods of games when Wirtz would walk or lightly jog to recover, allowing him to use his burst more decisively.

The Conservatives were voted out decisively in 2024, after 14 years in power, and lack strong popular support at the moment.