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Here too, people did not try to make hay out of assassinations or assassination attempts.

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She has often made hay by attacking the Tories' with allegations of sleaze, corruption or dodgy dealings.

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I know our opposition want to make hay out of it, and there is I think a decreasing number of people who are willing to go along with that.

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Fox News and other right-wing media made hay for a day or two from Biden eating ice cream as he told reporters that he believed a ceasefire in Gaza was imminent.

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“Certainly, Republicans will make hay about that: the cost of living, groceries, some of those issues,” said David Damore, a professor of political science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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