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But many are too centrist to repudiate them, and the other half are too radical for their alternatives to be palatable.

Wakanda is mythical, but it lacks the problematic history rewrite required to make the forthcoming Viola Davis-starring “The Woman King” and its lionizing of a kingdom built on the slave trade palatable.

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As governments hunt for ways to close budget gaps, unions may find dumping retirees on ObamaCare more palatable than layoffs or other benefit cuts.

This temporary nature makes the measure more palatable to some voters who might otherwise oppose legislative involvement in the redistricting process, as it preserves California’s long-term commitment to independent redistricting.

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In short: months and months of talking, as party leaders try to form a workable coalition and haggle over a government programme palatable to all sides.

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