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All this is rattling an industry that has already been hampered by billions of dollars in tariff payments and a costly pivot away from electric vehicles.

A German teacher stands in front of Uzbek nursing students, rattling off health terms -- wheelchair, overweight, retired -- they will need to master before setting off for new jobs in Germany.

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That nearly happened when the Americans began rattling off win after win.

And that their persecution from the beyond was going to be more severe than mere moaning in the halls or chains rattling in the attic.

Federal officials reported that homeless people were being coerced by demonstrators into rattling the gate outside the ICE facility, Portland police said.

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

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