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Ireland and New Zealand games usually live up to - and in some cases surpass - the hype.

From BBC

The projection means that 2024 could surpass the current record of 1.48C, which was set only last year.

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Secretary of State Frank LaRose told the Ohio Statehouse News Bureau that the state could be on track to surpass its voter turnout record if Election Day turnout is high.

From Salon

Pending legislative approval, that number would surpass all other capped film and TV tax credit programs around the country.

This year appears to have marked a watershed for attitudes to tourism in Spain and many other parts of Europe, as the post-Covid travel boom has seen the industry equal and often surpass records set before the pandemic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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