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But instead of skipping household chores, they want to skip the part of governing where they have to pay for their plans.

And at times, Hester does feel like a stone skipping across a continent-wide toxic lake, with quick observations full of snark.

So next time you preheat your oven or heat a pan for some green beans or cauliflower, consider skipping the cooking altogether.

In 2015, state lawmakers approved Senate Bill 277, which eliminated parents’ ability to cite their personal or religious beliefs as a reason for skipping childhood vaccinations that were required for school.

Age spreads like that are becoming more common in the sport, with higher salaries allowing women to play longer at the same time teens are skipping college or leaving early to go pro.