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The worst damage to our “common community” owes to the identity politics pressed by the political left, which includes hostility to America’s founding principles.

The war has been devastating for the Palestinian enclave and has vastly increased hostility between Israel and other Middle East nations.

Under the California Probate Code, the most common reasons include breach of trust, insolvency, unfitness and incompetence, hostility or deadlock, excessive and/or disqualification where the trustee becomes legally barred from serving.

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Ben Stokes and his England class of 2025-26 experienced Australian hostility as soon as they touched down.

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Instead, malicious activities that are often dubbed hybrid war or gray-zone conflict let the Kremlin challenge its adversaries without overt hostilities.

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