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Weary residents trudge through the streets as bulldozers try to scoop up the liquid mess.

From BBC

Trump built his third campaign for the White House on the issues of immigration and economy, appealing to Americans who were weary of liberal elites and the status quo.

But there are signs that the electorate has grown weary of being a far-right poster child.

With her stringy, bleached-out hair and weary demeanor, she fits right in, while her antics such as a trick with a lighter or burping after chugging beer too fast are adorable and endearing but also mask something troubled and struggling underneath.

For parents who still find themselves weary from news of another recall, Smith said it may be time to rethink their approach to shopping for some grocery items.

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