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alas

interjection as in unfortunately

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The same, alas, is also true for the people who back Trump over the humanity over their supposed real-world loved ones.

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Alas, he gains the upper hand.

Alas, once elected, Biden took that normalcy-craving middle for granted and outsourced policy to his base, believing he could be a transformative president rather than the caretaker he had implicitly promised to be.

Alas, Inyo County’s purpling has been uncomfortable for the politically-inclined, who have grown more vocal, and more suspicious of their neighbors, whether they are ultra-MAGA or never-Trump.

Alas, the energies fueling Betomania proved to be finite.

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

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