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Courts tackling the problem are trying to determine whether the marriages were genuine or entered into by the woman purely for financial gain upon their husband’s death.

Mamdani, a state lawmaker for New York's Queens borough, appealed to voters by pledging to tackle the soaring cost of living, offering free city bus travel, childcare and city-run grocery stores.

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A paid-for social media ad for a mask by Luyors Retail Inc was also banned after it stated: "It helps tackle everything from acne...with clinical precision."

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Responding to the report, the government announced a major partnership with over 60 companies, many of them large employers, to "tackle the rising tide of ill-health that is pushing people out of work".

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The NCA says better data sharing between multi-agency teams and more coordinated efforts to track and disrupt offenders will also be developed to help them tackle these crimes more effectively.

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

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