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But if Mr Kennedy cuts too deeply into the Libertarian vote share in November, the party could drop below the mark many states set to receive an automatic line in upcoming presidential elections.

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The company’s market cap briefly rose above $2 trillion earlier this week, but it had fallen ever so slightly below the mark by the time markets closed.

Most people have recovered, but the number of active cases rose back above 1,000 this week after dropping below the mark in mid-May.

Most people have recovered, but the number of active cases rose back above 1,000 this week after dropping below the mark in mid-May.

The national average price of gasoline hit $2.003 per gallon on Friday, according to AAA, after spending two months below the mark due to a combination of reduced driving and a production glut.

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