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After a sometimes chaotic start to his first term, Trump is laying the groundwork for his next administration with a more clearly defined plan - and personnel ready to enact it.

Whereas Aston Villa’s Unai Emery, appointed five months after Ten Hag, implemented a clearly defined plan that has taken them to the top of the Champions League table, Ten Hag continued to talk about his.

But the thing that is still in the case, which was less clearly defined by SCOTUS, is his communications with his vice president, Mike Pence.

Brown, however, did retain George's claim of sex discrimination, citing the school district's lack of clearly defined reasoning for the "sex-based distinctions" in its dress code, such as allowing girl's to maintain long hair but not boys.

While she surged early, a combination of fumbled interviews, a lack of clearly defined vision and a poorly managed campaign led her to drop out before even the earliest primary contests.