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ObamaCare passed in 2010 because Democrats had 60 Senate votes after a dubious recount gave Al Franken a victory in Minnesota.

She teared up recounting her father's condition, describing how he remained "an optimist" in a recent letter.

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China denies the allegations, but the region is largely cut off to international media and observers, while Uyghurs in exile continue to recount stories of terrified or disappeared relatives.

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“Ask yourself,” Kagan said as she recounted what had happened in each state: “Is this how American democracy is supposed to work?”

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To its credit, “Kissinger” quotes flesh and blood humans recounting some of the horrors Nixon and Kissinger’s policies visited on other nations, such as Cambodia and Bangladesh.

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