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Above all, as hard as it would have been to believe in 2018, partisan rancor has gotten far worse, with both sides hungrier than ever to score political points.

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Many of her insights are astute, though occasionally tinged with rancor.

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We were humbled by his wisdom, and all the rancor was relieved from our bodies.

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Another, equally important, is to try to unify the country as far as possible after the rancor of a divisive election campaign.

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Once upon a time, it was possible to believe Donald Trump would set aside rancor and lies and be a president for us all.

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