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It’s important that we can speak to why we are not serving flounder and have speckled sea trout instead.

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The Democrats continue to flounder, the Republicans continue to weaponize their own harmful rhetoric against their political opponents, and the polling remains largely unchanged.

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Humane spent five years building a device to disrupt the smartphone — only to flounder.

To test the accuracy of their new modelling approach, the researchers collated an unprecedented amount of data on fisheries-dependent and independent data within eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean waters, focussing on 11 rare and data-poor diadromous fish including the European eel, European flounder, smelt and three species of shad and the thinlip mullet.

Watching Biden flounder over Trump in the polls does nothing to increase the public confidence in our national leadership – although Biden’s handling of COVID, infrastructure and student debt should.

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