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Such adjustments, which also had to be approved on a county-by-county level, included allowing polling places to accommodate voters from different precincts, sending notification letters to people whose normal voting sites needed to be relocated, dispatching crews to personally bring absentee ballots to voters, and granting said voters the ability to mail in early ballots to a different county than the one they’re registered in.

From Slate

South Korea warns it could send arms to Ukraine in response to North Korea allegedly dispatching troops to Russia.

The Yankees have won seven of nine games in a dramatic October run, dispatching the Kansas City Royals and Cleveland Guardians.

What was supposed to be a reset season with a bloated payroll has instead borne an unexpected championship chase, with the team sneaking into the playoffs as a five-seed before dispatching the NL Central champion Milwaukee Brewers and NL East champion Philadelphia Phillies.

Chaffee County Search and Rescue received an alert at 21:00 that evening, dispatching two teams and a drone pilot who were thwarted by the bad weather.

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