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More tellingly still, historian Christopher R. Browning, writing in the New York Review of Books, describes how wealthy, reactionary German elites anticipated that they'd be able to profit from, but also control, Adolf Hitler’s alarming if erratic demagoguery.

"In the transfer window we were looking for many options that could help us. The main thing was we looked for someone who could improve us and someone who wanted to be with us. These two things are very important," said Nuno, tellingly, in September.

Most tellingly, after implying he invented IVF, Trump then pivoted to admitting he didn't know what it was.

Tellingly, one element of the rejig is the government’s list of planned announcements, known internally as "the grid", that had been under the command of Ms Gray.

“Tellingly, the defendant contacted only state officials who were in his political party and were his political supporters, and only in states he had lost,” Smith wrote.