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Even with a faster, more buoyant suit designed for open water swimming—illegal in regular pool competition—20.91 seconds seemed out of reach.

He returned to Port William with empty pockets but in a defiantly buoyant mood, because he had come to a resolution.

He is buoyant and thinks that in a tight tussle with Reform UK, he can squeak a win.

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A buoyant stock market and a surge in dealmaking lifted revenue at Morgan Stanley’s investment bank and wealth management units.

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Bank of America’s profit soared 23% last quarter, while a buoyant stock market and a surge in dealmaking helped lift Morgan Stanley’s earnings above expectations.

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