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More concretely, Iran is struggling with widespread domestic discontent, repression of dissent and a weak economy battered by U.S. and other international sanctions.

“They also start more concretely defining what beauty means to them around the age of 11.”

After the hearing, the leading Republican and Democrat from the committee - Reps James Comer and Jamie Raskin - sent a letter to Ms Cheatle that concretely laid out their belief that she should vacate her office.

Still, the decision left room for race to play an indirect role: Chief Justice John Roberts wrote universities can still consider how an applicant’s life was shaped by their race, “so long as that discussion is concretely tied to a quality of character or unique ability.”

But saying it publicly ties him concretely to a position that has been toxic for many Republicans.