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Modern life in the West is an expanding raft of the consequences resulting from pretending to be finished with history, only to find its unreconciled chapters won’t let us be.

Scott argued that McConnell’s leadership in that Congress, when a raft of bipartisan legislation was passed, muddled Republicans’ campaign messaging.

In 1952, San Francisco and Antioch became the first communities in California to supplement naturally occurring levels of fluoride in their drinking water, after a raft of studies showing that the mineral made teeth enamel stronger and more resistant to acid.

Sony further claims the turmoil at CBS, including a raft of layoffs, has negatively affected the ad sales, marketing and distribution teams responsible for the two game shows, as well as those charged with handling their foreign distribution obligations.

After a raft of injuries to their starting rotation, the Dodgers opted for a "bullpen game",, external with the pitching workload shared by several relievers.