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"It is the perennial problem," said Heather Exner-Pirot, director of natural resources, energy and the environment at the MacDonald-Laurier Institute think tank, and who is based in Calgary, Alberta.

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Leavitt, a 32-year-old mother of three and a perennial villain on “Mormon Wives,” is a technically skilled dancer who seems primed to win it all.

Still, some of the Mavericks’ financial losses could be mitigated over time if the team goes from being a franchise at the bottom of the standings to a perennial winner.

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Aside from those perennial concerns, prediction markets are likely to be hottest topic of discussion during the earnings call on Friday morning.

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In a column for the New Jersey Globe, Rev. Dr. Charles Boyer questioned the perennial candidate’s recent outreach to Black voters.

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