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On the eve of the holiday, the Senate voted to give itself a legal cause of action that is routinely denied to Americans not holding elected office—including veterans.

"We are one of a handful of U.S. centers capable of routinely producing astatine in medically relevant quantities and delivering it to nearby facilities."

Even more oddly, his anger had no obvious effect on the recipient’s paycheck; a trader might find himself routinely abused by his boss and yet delighted by his year-end bonus, determined by that same boss.

Drugmakers routinely model the price point that maximizes overall profit rather than margin per prescription, and both companies likely see this deal as pushing forward the inevitable.

Along with her late husband, Kirk has routinely prescribed that women forgo college degrees and careers — even though she has both — so they can fully commit to being submissive housewives.