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They were grateful for the patient display from Salt, who hit just one boundary in his first 52 balls before hoisting Romario Shepherd over mid-wicket for his only six to bring up a precious 50-run partnership with Curran.

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According to early returns, voters were overwhelmingly supporting Charter Amendment DD, which would take redistricting — the process of creating new boundary lines for the city’s 15 council districts — out of the hands of city politicians, turning it over to an independent panel of citizen volunteers.

In 2023, Ms Winter, who is a supporter of former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, called for a review of selection processes after losing out in a contest for a new seat following boundary changes.

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After the early fireworks, he next took the aerial route in the 23rd over to bring up his half-century from 66 balls and his team's 100, sending Bethell over the mid-wicket boundary.

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They also work hard to maintain the stated boundary of “small and medium decisions only” against a tide of members soliciting input on house purchases, career changes, and even relationships.

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

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