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A timely nine-episode adaptation developed by FX arrives Thursday on Hulu and raises questions about how a bitterly divided country can move on from the past, something that will feel relevant to many American viewers now.

Lastly, as far as winning over younger voters, including men, it may be germane to note—and if it weren’t relevant to electoral concerns I wouldn’t bring it up, because of my feminism and my respect—that many people consider Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attractive.

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"This decision has been made based on guidance from the relevant authorities to ensure the health and safety of all participants and attendees," said the International Tennis Federation, which organises the event.

From BBC

“We ask the public to respect the presumption of innocence and to refrain from speculation as we work to gather all relevant facts.”

The Veterinary Council of Thailand, which warned of the dangers of sedating animals, said it would take relevant action on the case.

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