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And he relishes the opportunity to slip back into his role as a conspiracy theorist whenever he gets the chance.

"They can spring up and cause absolute chaos for the whole world and then we kind of forget about them for a while. Yet, the epidemic and pandemic potential of infections really mandates that we stay involved with federal funding agencies and advisory groups to make sure that infectious diseases don't slip back too far on the public's radar," Thomspon explained.

In November 2022, Mr. Orlov wrote an article headlined “They Wanted Fascism. They Got it,” in which he blamed President Vladimir V. Putin and the wider Russian public for the invasion and for allowing the country to slip “back into totalitarianism.”

Detry was the only player to reach 13 under par, only to slip back with a poor bunker shot that left him scrambling for bogey on No. 4 and a big miss left on his tee shot at the par-3 fifth that led to another bogey.

But if fighting resumes, Omer and the remaining hostages will slip back into the clamor of war.