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If that isn’t enough, sometimes the union funding even goes to benefit specific candidates.

It should acknowledge that productivity growth in standout firms sometimes leads to their expanded market share, and that snapshots of market share and industry concentration are thus poor proxies for pro-growth antitrust policy.

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Surprisingly, the study also showed that bacteria typically seen as beneficial can sometimes become harmful.

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For all the times that feeding yourself feels like trudging through a fog of obligation, sometimes a craving arrives fully formed, as if it’s been plotting in the background.

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Things got heated sometimes too — we would disagree.

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