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Hegseth, in his speech, asserted that the Pentagon had become a “woke department” and vowed to reassert a “war fighting” ethos.

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However, he reasserted that she can only be deposed during the week of 20 October because that is the only time her schedule can accommodate the time required.

From BBC

The bill, which would take effect in January, reasserts the authority of the commission to oversee pipeline repair projects and requires the “best available technology” for any pipe transporting petroleum from offshore.

Despite suffering two hamstring tears this year, which delayed her season-opener until four weeks before the World Championships, Hodgkinson has wasted no time in reasserting herself as the favourite for gold in Tokyo.

From BBC

Their task: to reassert California’s climate leadership and identify policies to boost zero-emission vehicle sales.

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

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