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I don’t think she’s perfect and I wouldn’t have picked her over other progressives, but bodily autonomy is incredibly important to me, and even though the Dems toe the line of the status quo in a way that doesn’t excite or impress, they seem to be way less hellbent on controlling individual people’s biologies and health choices.

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There are plenty of slick A.I. features to excite Apple fans, and to complement the brand’s new custom-chip-powered hardware: “Writing Tools” for proofreading and editing messages, overhauls of Siri and the Mail app, the added ability to record and transcribe phone calls, and upgrades to the search and edit functions for your photo albums.

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The leader of another new Florida organization, the progressive and nonpartisan Youth Action Fund, sees Amendment 4 as a chance to excite Gen Z–ers about politics after a dispiriting few years.

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“It represents a very practical way of activating and expanding the youth electorate,” Driggers said, because, in his experience, young people are far more motivated to vote for policies that excite them than against ones that don’t.

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The supporters want a Manchester United team who excite and attack.

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