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But high blood pressure—which two-thirds of Americans have—substantially increases dementia risk, pounding on artery walls in the heart, brain, kidneys and throughout the body.

Without the September data, the adjustments “would be substantially damaged or prevented” if the inflation report isn’t released by that date, an administration official told the Journal.

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The tax rule doesn’t substantially benefit Americans, who are taxed by the U.S. on their worldwide income.

Egg prices, in particular, declined substantially, as did fruits and root vegetables, the index revealed.

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Without the September data, the adjustments “would be substantially damaged or prevented” if the inflation report isn’t released by that date, the administration official said.

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