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For now, voters need to consider the question: In a period of post-pandemic school chaos, is it best to cleave to the status quo, or is it time for upheaval?

"But they can always be met if we cleave to those fundamental values which have served this nation well - hope, enterprise, equality of opportunity, integrity, security," he added.

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For the last few decades, however, it has enjoyed a steady, if slightly fringe, resurgence as the costs, both environmental and financial, of traditional housing continue to escalate; new generations of back-to-the-landers and anti-consumerists of all stripes now cleave to its tenets.

Jones said that he reached out repeatedly to Van Cleave to be included in this rally and others, but that he had been brushed off.

Maybe his tenure marked the beginning of an era in which hosts no longer cleave to late-night posts for most of their careers.

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