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The post-WWII system of international alliances, underpinned by NATO, is now in grave peril of being unraveled.

In the article, campaign sources explain that Trump's newfound discipline unraveled as he succumbed to agitation over his campaign's cautious approach, advice from impatient allies like Corey Lewandowski and the aggravating itch of his natural impulses.

“We are in it because she is a California girl, and I think we are in it because no one wants a redo of a Trump administration, especially when he is becoming even more unhinged and unraveled and unsafe. When you’ve already voted, and when you know that you’re in a blue state, the next thing for you to do is to talk to your friends and neighbors in neighboring states and encourage them also to vote.”

The video comes weeks after federal prosecutors unraveled a massive Russian propaganda operation involving payouts to American conservative content creators, with the Kremlin giving at least $10 million to pro-Trump Tenet Media and hosts like Tim Pool and Dave Rubin.

As Flaherty unraveled in the third inning, Roberts had a choice to make: punt on the game or turn to one of his high-leverage relievers to try to keep the score close.