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But there were also immediate signs that Republicans may be willing to put aside their misgivings and give their president-elect a win.

From Salon

James Fallows makes that case in a pre-election essay in Wired, where he argues that California’s role as a force for good and innovation will continue despite the election results or even our own misgivings.

But the Harris campaign agreed to appear on Fox News in an effort to reach undecided voters who have misgivings about Trump.

But I do have misgivings about her approach, particularly her claims that Harris is essentially a centrist whom conservatives should feel comfortable supporting.

Despite the West’s misgivings, Ukraine is planning to step up its attacks on Russia.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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