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Price added that he players want to "enjoy the moment" but will look to build upon the performance.

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Ting, who is termed out, said he hoped lawmakers would build upon the law in the future.

“It is important to remember that this approach builds upon a strong foundation of existing work,” the memo said, “and that the city’s capacity to address homelessness has grown dramatically over the past few years.”

But lacking a galvanizing issue or strong ideological base of support, she failed to build upon that excitement.

“We look forward to building upon the innovations that have made Alamo Drafthouse successful and will, of course, continue to welcome content from all studios and distributors.”

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