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He’s figured out something the rest of Wall Street seems constitutionally incapable of grasping: that dividends are boring — which is precisely why they work.

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Except for the rest of the game, the Eagles proved utterly incapable of moving the ball.

"The ICC has proven itself incapable of handling and prosecuting proven war crimes, crimes against humanity, crimes of genocide, and crimes of aggression," the three leaders said.

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Also, people thought there is no way you grew up in an abandoned diner because you speak so well, as if not having money means that you’re incapable of speaking in complete sentences.

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Hegseth and his church leaders are adamant that women are incapable of handling “men’s” work.

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