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“It complements the thorough investigations already taking place — including by the federal government, the state, and an independent review by the nation’s leading fire experts,” Newsom said in a statement.

So I feel like we all complement each other really well — and I think we could do that for a long time.”

They even incorporated alternative training equipment into his workouts, using water-bags and 3D straps as less taxing complements for barbells and heavy weights.

Liverpool had long identified Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi as a potential signing to either complement their defensive resources or replace Konate.

From BBC

It’s also clumsy, farcical and potentially self-destructive; I would argue that those qualities complement the menace, rather than undercutting or contradicting it.

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