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If Harris wins, his selfless act will be a laudable part of the president’s legacy.

While the efforts have been laudable, unfortunately, the results have all been flops and “Here” is no exception.

Those are undoubtedly laudable aims, which few have argued against.

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Newsom — an early education advocate — vetoed a similar bill in 2022, calling the effort “laudable” but saying the costs were not accounted for in the state’s budget.

It was both a laudable display of sportsmanship and a celebration of a historic first — three Black women claiming the top three spots in Olympic gymnastics.

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