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On top of all that, he was such a nice man.

He now faces legislative elections he’s likely to lose, but Bessent has declared his “unconditional support” and promised a “loan” of $20 billion that will never be repaid — that’s your tax dollars and mine, to be clear — on top of the $20 billion Milei already borrowed from the IMF, which will also never be repaid.

From Salon

Bettina Aptheker was a 20-year-old sophomore at UC Berkeley when she climbed on top of a police car, barefoot so she wouldn’t damage it, and helped start the Free Speech Movement.

And while Verstappen does start the race ahead of both McLarens, and with a strong chance of bolstering his title credentials, it was Russell who came out on top.

From BBC

“This would be another blow for people with already high rates and low benefits — added on top of their claims not being paid.”

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

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