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tantrum

noun as in fit

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Those portfolios have been adding stocks more or less since spring when markets calmed after the tariff tantrum.

There are tantrums, squabbles and romantic jealousies, but it is mostly an opportunity for bravura singing.

Yes, Republicans staged a full-blown tantrum back in 2023 when President Joe Biden suggested in his State of the Union address that they wanted to cut the program.

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While it caused a stir, with some commentary suggesting he had perhaps “gone too far,” nobody sued anyone or had a public tantrum.

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That simple explanation hasn't stopped disgruntled discussions that - unlike strawberries, Pimm's and tantrums - the tech does not deserve a place among Wimbledon traditions.

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