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But as transparency demands mount on multiple fronts, he is increasingly seen as closing ranks, often defending the very systems he once railed against and unsettling his previously steadfast base of supporters.

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Back in Europe, the bridge loan that paid for the overall Novares group came due recently and went unsettled, according to some of the people.

However, the forecast remains unsettled and varies widely.

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As the robberies pile up, French officials are waking up to an unsettling reality: France is awash in cultural treasures but has minimal resources to protect them from thieves.

Mr. Roberts’s actions have roiled Heritage and unsettled many on the right who once respected the foundation.

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