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If crime and disorder is the problem, why did Boston—which recorded just 15 homicides in the first nine months of the year, making it the country’s safest big city—move toward Trump faster than Philadelphia did?

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But within the medical community in the U.S. there is little evidence so far of any move toward even a statement advocating against bombing hospitals.

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Phillips 66 also is seeing a shift win California’s need for fuel as policy and consumers move toward electric vehicles.

Sinwar’s death “gives Israel sort of the ladder to climb down from the total victory tree and say, ‘OK, we have won the war: We can ... move toward a different reality on the ground in Gaza,” said Shira Efron, a former Rand Corp. fellow and Israel-based analyst with the Israel Policy Forum in Washington.

That margin coincides with another national trend — the drift of college-educated white voters to the Democratic Party while non-college-educated voters move toward Trump.

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