The President asks 8,000 people to close their eyes and pretend he's on the ballot, and the pretending, in the specific, is the word a rally uses for the word "the most obedient crowd in American history"
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America threatens to stop selling diesel and the G7 releases 100 million barrels, and the threat, in the specific, is the word a summit uses for the word "we rearranged our calendars"
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Israel's president accuses Britain of election meddling, and the meddling, in the specific, is the word an empire uses for the word "we forgot to call first"
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Webb finds the early universe got messy 500 million years in, and the littering, in the specific, is the word a galaxy uses for the word "the supply chain"
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The Guardians, named after two statues on a bridge, make the ALDS, and the statue, in the specific, is the word a roster uses for the word "guaranteed to show up on time"
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A mystery emu leads Virginia animal control on a chase and the county refuses to say what it eats, and free-range, in the specific, is the word a bird uses for the word "caught at 30 mph"
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A GOP super PAC pulls its money from North Carolina and spends it in Kansas instead, and the stronghold, in the specific, is the word a party uses for the word "we need help"
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The 30-year Treasury yield tops 5.6 percent, its highest since June 2002, and the 2002, in the specific, is the word the bond market uses for the word "we remember, and we have the numbers"
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Consumer confidence falls to 81.9, the lowest since 2014, and the 81.9, in the specific, is the word the survey uses for the word "we asked 5,000 households and they answered honestly"
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UK diesel crosses £2 a litre for the first time ever, and the 2, in the specific, is the word a pump uses for the word "the number that moved a summit"
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