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People grew increasingly anxious, and the festivities were dampened, when the network’s John King said that Harris trailed President Biden’s performance in the 2020 election in key areas.

However, Palmieri wrote an update to her piece late Thursday reporting that the mood down in Florida has dampened a bit in recent days.

From Salon

LAFC’s Olivier Giroud, the leading scorer for the French national team, isn’t familiar with the MLS playoffs, but that hasn’t dampened his title ambitions.

But Met Office meteorologist Tom Morgan dampened hopes of an Indian summer over the next seven days, predicting that the better weather would be replaced by wet and windy conditions by next weekend.

From BBC

A row over donations to Sir Kier and other Labour ministers has also dampened the mood of the conference in Liverpool - which is taking place less than three months after the party's landslide election victory.

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