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Alpine, as ever in testing, are hard to read but unlikely to be troubling the top five teams, while Sauber and Haas again look set to be bringing up the rear.

From BBC

“It’s not the ideal setup for an atmospheric river, but it does have some of the characteristics,” including a band of subtropical moisture bringing up the rear of the storm, Murdock said.

“It’s not the ideal setup for an atmospheric river, but it does have some of the characteristics,” including a band of subtropical moisture bringing up the rear of the storm, Murdock said.

Even Mimi was bringing up the rear.

When it comes to confronting the climate emergency, though, the United States has once again been bringing up the rear.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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