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In the past several years, UC has been pummeled by demands to open more seats for Californians — including pressure by lawmakers — and has enrolled about 7,800 more California undergraduates between 2022-23 and 2023-24.

Right after the rains from Helene pummeled Western North Carolina in early October, and after residents ensured that family and loved ones were accounted for, officials got right to work prepping the state for early voting, which kicked off on Oct.

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In the days preceding the World Series, we were pummeled with references to the rivalry between the Dodgers and New York Yankees.

Otherwise, Judge pummeled pitchers who aren’t on the Dodgers’ World Series roster.

He hasn't been able to afford flood insurance, so he's not sure how much financial support he'll end up getting to help him rebuild even as he's still recovering from Hurricane Idalia, which pummeled Florida's Big Bend area in August.

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