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Progressives have repeatedly tried to repeal the state law, including with a ballot referendum in 2024.

Thankfully my parents, Auschwitz survivors and proud Zionists who endured the passage of Resolution 3379 and experienced the hope engendered by its repeal, didn’t live to see today’s mainstream resurgence of anti-Zionism.

Luntz said that people have no feelings about repealing the estate tax—it sounds like something that only applies to the rich.

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About 61 percent of Ecuadorans plan to vote in favor of repealing a ban on foreign bases, according to the Cedatos polling firm.

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The bill is part of a deal reached between the UK and Irish governments in September to repeal a 2023 law that aimed to end investigations and prosecutions into crimes related to the conflict.

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

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