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The commander of the sabotage unit, meanwhile, was found in Italy after an exhaustive hunt.

Presidential opposition researchers will eventually conduct exhaustive scrutiny of Newsom’s record as San Francisco mayor and California governor, potentially uncovering vulnerabilities that undermine his candidacy as the campaign intensifies.

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In addition to training, they must subject themselves to an exhaustive testing regime.

Because it is privately funded and receives no federal money, the project is exempt from many exhaustive governmental vetting and environmental analysis requirements.

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Yet in their exhaustive, three-part account of Cooper’s life—the first two are by Mr. Clark, a biographer, and the third by Mr. Calvocoressi, a modern-art curator—they aim to resurrect another Cooper as well.

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