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Tobacco doesn’t just lop off years at the end of life; it makes the last part of a shorter life more unpleasant, accelerating cognitive decline and increasing dementia risk.

Just before the fire, they paid $1,400 a month in rent for their lot; the house itself had been paid off years before.

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When Gascón took office four years ago, he blindsided many in his office with an inauguration address that announced drastic policy changes, kicking off years of bitter contention and lawsuits between him and his staff.

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Even in an “off year,” Jay-Z, 54, still went where few others have gone.

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“Upper Middle Class. And even in off year elections more than two thirds of them vote.”

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

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