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For the first time in recent memory, headlines are proclaiming that “Republicans are in disarray” rather than Democrats.

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Lecornu’s benighted tenure—the shortest in the history of France’s modern Fifth Republic—is a measure of how a political system that was once a cornerstone of stability in Europe has fallen into disarray.

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PARIS—President Emmanuel Macron is moving to name a new prime minister rather than calling snap elections, an approach that buys time for the country’s political establishment to pull France out of its fiscal disarray.

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Such an ego can only mean disorder and disarray will follow, and “Family Meal” delivers.

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Baltimore’s offense is in disarray and its defense is ravaged by injuries.

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