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His painting—which hung in his parents’ living room for 50 years—may be not only a portrait of the Bard but one completed while the subject was still alive.

Below I subject to statistical scrutiny the various definitions of the Santa Claus rally that I’ve come across in recent years.

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His mind had no temperate zone: He was either possessed by a subject or not interested in it at all.

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And it’s not lost on them that immigration, and the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico, especially in a place like El Paso, are key subjects in Anderson’s film.

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Last week, senior lawmakers from other German political parties -- including the conservative chairman of Germany's intelligence oversight committee -- accused AfD politicians of spying for Russia by filing scores of detailed parliamentary inquiries on sensitive subjects.

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