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The Agriculture Department also responded with an apparent Hatch Act violation, saying: “Due to staff furloughs resulting from the Radical Left Democrat shutdown, the typical monitoring of this press inbox may be impacted.”

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Add to that the typical seasonal rally, which observers believe is partly caused by fund managers scrambling to ensure they can show 2025’s winning stocks in their portfolioslooking, and the market is set fair.

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Legal observers said the dollar figure fell well short of the typical federal prosecution alleging bank fraud, leaving an impression that the case wasn’t about the money.

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Prosecuting former law enforcement officials who investigated the country’s leader is not typical of democracies.

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It’s typical for rekindling to happen when firefighters are still on the scene, allowing them to get control of the situation quickly.

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