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At first, Sandstrom was concerned about opposition from locals, but he said the reception has been friendly.

The government often refers to her as "la sayona," a word that evokes a spirit in Venezuelan folklore who, like the opposition leader, has white skin and straight black hair.

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Inflation remains a problem at more than 30%, and investors are worried that opposition parties will win big in this month’s legislative elections.

The former governor repeatedly mispronounced Mr. Mamdani’s name during the campaign—enough so that his opposition made content out of it that went viral.

The modern Catholic church has consistently held to a pro-life position that encompasses more than abortion, including opposition to the death penalty.

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

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