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The author acknowledges the risk of anthropomorphizing but finds the totality of evidence persuasive.

Bovino said his agents wouldn’t arrest someone because of skin color alone, but could use a “totality of factors” to make the call.

“If somebody wants to speculate, we want to ensure the totality of what we manage can still achieve your financial goals,” he said.

“If somebody wants to speculate, we want to ensure the totality of what we manage can still achieve your financial goals,” Hadad told MarketWatch.

“I do feel that in totality, we’re playing our best baseball of the season,” Roberts said.