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He has publicly urged Hamas to accept a deal, threatening even more military force, and there have been indications of his growing irritation with Israel's leadership recently.

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However some retirees say they are still waiting - not just for their pension, but for any clear indication of when it might arrive.

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Their players also made more sprints and the lowest passes per defensive action - which is an indication of how much pressing they do.

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Indeed, if Wednesday’s wipe-out win at rollicking Dodger Stadium was any indication, the Dodgers seemed prime for this upcoming brawl, their strongest October fists bared and ready.

And if Tuesday was any indication, there’s no way the Reds are getting out of here alive.

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