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The Angels have been so bad for so long that a division championship would be cause for great celebration.

Like Rangers, they had cause to be anxious and negative, playing it tight and hoping for the best.

From BBC

A cause of death was not reported, but Kalodimos said Moore had been bedridden for about 15 months after a fall.

"The clearest motivations at this point are the harm he wanted to cause to ICE. We're not aware of any specific relationships he had with anybody in detention," Mr Rothrock said, but noted the investigation was ongoing.

From BBC

A turkey sandwich could cause a miscarriage.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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