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This contest, for weeks, was instead a race between an outfit, Reform UK, which barely existed a few years back and another, Plaid Cymru - until now the perpetual bridesmaid in contests in Caerphilly.

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It is only the latest of a series of expansion and overhaul projects that have kept LAX in a state of what feels like perpetual construction.

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Countries that run perpetual trade deficits to finance consumption, borrowing abroad to do so, eventually must pay back the debt.

They’ll be celebrating the crystal anniversary of the perpetual Obama-Mamdani dodge: Everything is affordable if billionaires just pay their fair share.

Many of those who have left have set up precarious new lives in Europe, often struggling to find work and living in perpetual fear of becoming targets of the Russian state.

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