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The campaign argues that cities that are split apart into different congressional districts are more badly fractured than they would be under the current maps.

Cuatro had been under the supervision of the agency from the time he was born because his mother had been accused of fracturing his half sister’s skull.

The big question remains catcher Will Smith, who has been out since Sept. 9 with a right hand fracture.

Votes on the left could be fractured among a half-dozen Democratic candidates, creating a more viable path forward for one of the two high-profile Republicans in the race to make it to the November ballot.

Little has changed in Will Smith’s recovery from a hand fracture, with Roberts saying he was “hoping” — but not “hopeful” — about the catcher being available for next week’s best-of-three wild-card round.

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