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But the quota is due to rise to 28% next year, and to 33% in 2026 – being ramped up each year after that to hit 80% by 2030.

From BBC

After that election, Bush, too, claimed a mandate, famously saying that “I earned capital in this campaign … and now I intend to spend it.”

From Slate

Four days after that, the country was hit by Typhoon Toraji.

And after that, all you want is respect and validation from your peers, and I felt that.

Scotland are now chasing away the desperate fatalism that gripped the nation after that loss to Hungary and during the epic run of one win in 16 games, but there's a lot left to be done.

From BBC

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

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