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Harris would wind up with 33 and Trump with 21.

I wrote about him back in June, concerned that the self-described Christian nationalist was going to wind up in an important position in a possible Trump administration.

From Salon

The trial is due to wind up next month with a verdict in the second half of December.

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Whether it winds up forbidding mandatory work for prisoners will probably be determined in the courts.

"If you're constantly guessing which boss will turn up -- the good cop or the bad cop -- then you wind up emotionally exhausted, demoralized, and unable to work to your full potential," Dr. Xu explains.

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

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