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County motion mirror those in a piece of statewide legislation vetoed by the governor earlier this month.

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The U.S. and China have emerged as the leaders in quantum computing, creating a rivalry that mirrors the competition in the semiconductor and energy industries.

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When seen in concert, however, their art becomes a fascinating and nuanced mirror of the decades-long, formative dialogue that would visibly shape their paintings.

Britney Spears stared at herself in a mirror, grinning as she grabbed an electric clipper.

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“This movie really serves as a mirror to the people that are watching it,” Mehiel insists.

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