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Nations gamble with the fates of their citizens; Enriquez is “outraged that the domination is so obvious and not even death can overcome it.”

The headlines were being written long before Sunday's Ryder Cup singles had even teed off such was Europe's domination over the opening two days.

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Prior was a busy boy in that first half, further evidence of Rangers' domination.

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But it's perhaps a tacit acknowledgment that Labour really do have to fight to stay in power after more than a century of hoovering up votes and domination in Welsh politics.

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For all of Liverpool's domination of this fixture on home soil, derbies on Merseyside tend to be tight, wherever they're played.

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