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It’s also a central pillar of the pair’s edifying new sitcom.

So, as the postmortems are rolling out about how much producing these celebrity-studded events cost, I must beg the future Democratic candidate for president in 2028: Please do not have a “celebrity” pillar of your campaign strategy.

One said the former choirmaster had been a "pillar of the music community in Brentwood", then added: "We are disgusted in you."

Those remittances represent a pillar of the Mexican economy.

When Harris became the Democratic Party’s last-minute nominee after President Biden abruptly left the race after a disastrous debate performance in June, she made reproductive rights a central pillar of her campaign, hoping to capitalize on the momentum of the 2022 wins.