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Ms. Sheinbaum’s answer to the audacious assault is to promise better intelligence-gathering capabilities, an increase in the deployment of military resources and a search for the “root causes” of the runaway violence.

David Ellison’s audacious offer is being guaranteed by his father, Larry Ellison, the world’s second richest man with a net worth that exceeds $340 billion.

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It brought to an abrupt end a months-long, audacious escape attempt by one of the world's most wanted fugitives.

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France's Interior Minister Laurent Nunez on Monday said he would tighten security outside cultural institutions after an audacious weekend robbery of jewels from the Louvre museum, his advisers said.

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Still, while the starters were headed toward health, the Dodgers made an audacious bet in not adding a late-inning relief arm.

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