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Given the small deficit and depth of their batting, England are marginally on top, though a strong burst with the second new ball on Saturday morning could tip the balance towards New Zealand once more.

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We have also talked about solutions - both the ones that marginally worked and the ones that failed miserably - here, here and here.

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But the populist president never lost his base, at first largely white and working class but growing marginally more diverse over time.

The consensus seems to be it will be good for batting for the first part of the game, making the toss marginally less important than the second Test.

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The figure has fallen marginally from the May to July period, but it remains at close to a decade-high after rising during the pandemic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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