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Wilson asked Barnette to handle any charges related to police misconduct and any potential charges in the underlying homicide, citing a continuing review into official misconduct on the part of the Horry County Police Department.

To Sohm, snobbishness on the part of a sommelier is a sign of insecurity; he has seen it in some young members of his profession.

He didn’t sense the initial fallout was “a big problem,” rather a “distortion on the part of some of the right-wing media networks,” he said.

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These developments inspire perplexing delight on the part of Rosemary and Guy’s inquisitive neighbors, the elderly Minnie and Roman Castevet.

He had a particular message for Christians "shaped by secular ideologies" who dismiss or ridicule charitable works, "as if they were an obsession on the part of a few and not the burning heart of the Church's mission."

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