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Alonso sent on Vinicius in the second half and his spark began to worry the hosts, who resorted to fouls to fend off the Brazilian.

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The Australian was off Norris' pace all weekend and could do nothing about Hamilton in front of him, although he did manage to fend off Mercedes' George Russell for fifth.

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Milan clearly see him as part of their future - after fending off interest from the likes of Real Madrid, Manchester United and Manchester City, they tied him down with a contract until 2028.

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One of Hamas’s concerns was the need to fend off rival armed groups.

As you may have surmised, the Columbia Compromise is a preemptive, non-negotiated capitulation in advance to MAGA-style tyranny, in hopes of maintaining a semblance of independence while fending off an all-out assault.

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