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A Democratic gain of that magnitude seems unlikely next year, barring a complete and utter GOP collapse.

A 26-year-old Ottawa man was released on bail after allegedly uttering a threat to kill the singer, whose real name is Steven Morrissey, ahead of his performance at a music festival last week.

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It’s an homage to the movie “Top Gun,” and to the defiant line uttered by the pilot played by Tom Cruise: “It’s time to buzz the tower.”

For the five innings Tuesday, Ohtani displayed utter dominance against the only team to have already clinched a division title.

Lady Drummond said she had read emotional impact statements from Mr Canney's relatives which "describe in detail their utter heartbreak at their loss".

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