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The teenagers don't yet have a vote though, and in May's local elections, those who turned out gave Reform UK a sweeping victory - the party winning 42 of Derbyshire's County Council's 64 seats.

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That means his party and allies secured at least one-third of the seats in both chambers—the critical threshold that allows Milei to preserve his veto power, defend his sweeping decrees.

That philosophy finds its fullest expression in New Theater Hollywood, a venue that treats the mechanics of theater-making — the sweeping, mopping, restocking of lime LaCroix — as sacred acts.

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That means it should secure at least one-third of the seats in both chambers—the critical threshold that allows Milei to preserve his veto power and defend his sweeping decrees.

Courts have ruled he exceeded his authority with his sweeping tariffs, and the U.S.

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