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The dynamic forced Roberts to continue riding Vesia, who near the end of the regular season looked as if he could be running out of gas after making a career-high 68 appearances.

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Since the start of August, a fresh rush into gold has fed demand for gold equities, whose gains have outpaced chip stocks riding the artificial-intelligence boom.

Hong Kong’s capital markets are “riding on positive momentum,” and the government would implement further policies aimed at strengthening the city as a financial hub, the spokesperson said.

The Dodgers more than survived their two games in Milwaukee this week, riding dominant performances by starting pitchers Blake Snell and Yoshinobu Yamamoto to take a 2-0 National League Championship Series lead over the Brewers.

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Hims & Hers investors have been riding a roller coaster over the past year, as the company positioned itself the growing market for weight-loss drugs.

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