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Manzo’s unyielding stance won him considerable popularity in a nation where polls show security remains citizens’ major concern — despite Sheinbaum’s frequent citing of official figures showing that homicides and other violent crimes are decreasing.

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"But while most models agree on the overall trend of wetter conditions, there's still considerable uncertainty in how much rainfall they project. Improving these models is critical for building confidence in regional projections."

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But several provinces in the east have suffered considerable damages to homes, infrastructure and crops.

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And after years of failing to meaningfully increase its sliver of the grocery business, the retail giant is throwing its considerable weight into the effort.

This theory had considerable resonance on the right wing and helped metastasize the militia movement.

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