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But the strike at the Pittsburgh newsroom has played out in a way that’s reminiscent of an earlier age in U.S. labor history, when unions dominated and strikes could turn into bloody conflicts.

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“We now dominate,” he said at a climate investors event in São Paulo on Monday before heading to Belém.

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These spicy, sometimes dry, sometimes sweet, sometimes kind of soapy-tasting white wines are like a loud guest at the table, dominating the conversation, drowning out everything and everyone else.

Combined with her father John Force’s 16 funny car world championship titles, her win added another trophy to the family’s dominating run.

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Reece James: As England dominated the game, James spent most of the time in attacking positions and was not up against much going towards his own goal.

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

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