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Lurie had the advantage of his family’s vast wealth from the Levi Strauss fortune to buoy his campaign and strengthen his name recognition.

For instance, putting a concertina-wire-laced buoy in the Rio Grande, and also passing a law called S.B.

Californians such as Banuet hoping to buoy Harris’ presidential bid recognize they can have little impact on the race for the White House in the Golden State, given its cobalt-blue tilt.

Financial analysts are effusively claiming that we’re hardly at the peak of the gold rally and could see even more records in the near future, as geopolitical nerves and distrust in institutions buoy mass interest in the metal.

The Rams are 1-4, so Kupp’s return could buoy a team attempting to avoid early elimination from playoff contention.