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With an impeccable supporting cast and sleek design, Mr. Icke’s “Oedipus” grips the attention firmly across two intermissionless hours, even as it departs from the stylized forms of Greek tragedy.

At least one board member was adamant that the departing CEO should be eligible to receive the bulk of his compensation package, people familiar with the discussion said.

Ronaldo sarcastically clapped home fans as he departed, and exchanged words with Hallgrimsson, who had warned the officials not to be influenced by the superstar, before eventually shaking the Irish coach's hand.

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She joined the governor’s office in early 2023 and departed late last year.

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As a lawyer who’s practiced for many years on King Street in Wilmington, I’m saddened by the need to depart.

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