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Enduring the dour drudgery of “Last Rites,” it’s never been clearer that it’s time to give up the ghost.

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And in that sense, the best thing the governor ever did for his political career was to finally give up the ghost.

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Entering the penultimate month of a dire 2022, world equity indices don't want to give up the ghost yet on the near 10% rebound since Oct.

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You’ll give up the ghost first.

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They'd gasped at Nkunku's miss, held their head in their hands anew when he missed again with a back-post header and may have started to give up the ghost entirely when McGregor beat Tyler Adams' shot away soon after.

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