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“I think if we do end up going to another referendum, we have to make sure that we deal with First Nations issues… we still have people experiencing intergenerational trauma, so understanding the history of what has happened in this country is really key,” says Allira Davis, a Cobble Cobble woman and co-chair of the Uluru Youth Dialogue.

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So Pheu Thai was allowed to cobble together a coalition of 11 parties, many of them long-term enemies of Mr Thaksin, to keep Move Forward out.

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She asked whether moves the company has made to cobble together some additional sports rights — a few college football games, NASCAR, Big East college basketball and the French Open of tennis — were “enough to close the gap” after the expected loss of the NBA deal.

As the Biden team attempts to cobble together anything resembling a winning coalition, keeping those voters in the fold will be paramount, and Trump’s picking Vance makes it much easier for the campaign to do so.

From Slate

The alliance has won just over 230 seats and doesn’t have the numbers to cobble together a government – but more than 24 hours after counting of votes began, they are yet to concede defeat.

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

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