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The two West Virginia National Guard members who were shot were part of roughly 160 who had “volunteered to remain in Washington, D.C.,” as Gov. Patrick Morrisey extended the mission until Dec. 31.

So I sought advice on coping from others who have been through an extended period of caring for a sick or dying loved one.

Lord Mandelson replies less than 90 minutes later, saying: "Just. I have decided to extend my life by spending more of it in the US."

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The roots of American slavery precede early modern European thought and extend back to Greece and Rome.

Official purchasing managers surveys on Sunday, which also cover construction activity, will show if the gloom in China’s sprawling manufacturing sector extended into November.

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

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