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If a guilty verdict is such a boon to Trump, you'd think the six corrupt Republicans on the Supreme Court would be eager for the January 6 trial, instead of dragging their feet on releasing a decision on presidential immunity that will likely push the trial until after the election.

From Salon

And come Wednesday and Thursday, he’ll be eager for a long-awaited resumption to his winding, but productive, big-league career.

Adults under 45 are more likely than older adults to be eager for the performance.

“When you have the type of guys we have on our team, everybody is going to be eager to grow, everybody is going to be eager for more,” he said.

But while Iran’s hard-liners may be eager for retribution, public opinion within the country is far from monolithic when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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

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