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In the seventeenth century, Thomas Hobbes pegged laughter as the companion of scorn.

A June assessment by the California State Water Resources Control Board pegged the cost of repairing failing and at-risk public water systems at about $11.5 billion.

Missouri’s estimate of the number of ER visits in 2022 by women experiencing complications and enrolled in Medicaid was about eight to twelve, pegged to a range of complication rates.

Several Brown attack ads have pegged him as a career politician whose radical left ideology makes him too liberal for Ohioans.

The most recent census pegged the population at nearly 4,000.