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This set off a late-night scramble to find another flight, a quandary hundreds of thousands of travelers have faced since the government required airlines to temporarily shrink their schedules last week.

The renovation conceived to remedy this quandary naturally expanded to include a long-overdue restoration of the Heath tiles, as well as a refreshed sculpture garden with new resin-bound gravel pathways.

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The relative financial collapse of Cuomo’s campaign also reflects his political quandary.

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But by the end of last year, he had grappled with the ethical quandary and come out on the side of trying something different.

But that creates a quandary of his own making, as leaving the company would still cost him control of the robot business and everything else he has built at Tesla.

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

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