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The 34-year-old, with scant managerial experience, will have to manage a famously ungovernable city in all of its vast complexity.

No doubt that describes millions of human beings, and it’s scant evidence for a personality profile.

While “Kissinger” scants the tapes, it leans precariously on one source.

Overton at least added a degree of competitiveness to the total although their were scant contributions from the remainder of the lower order as New Zealand ruthlessly closed the innings out.

But standard white noise mostly drowns out how government policies and the overall economic system keep enriching the already rich at the expense of people with scant resources.