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‘A Democratic party a little less obsessed with digging around for presidential conspiracies and a little more eager to call out Trump for bad housekeeping might have a better chance of defeating him in 2020.’
The origins of ‘whilst’
It started off by displaying what is called the adverbial genitive
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Detroit’s comeback is a myth
The economy booms, the construction cranes jam the skylines while the homeless set up camp on the sidewalks and bathe in the public fountains
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A bridge too far
I am a very demanding partner and, sometimes, unpleasant competition
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The real reason for college food fights
Scarcely a month passes without a food-related scandal causing uproar on campus
By Toby Young
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Washington in winter
The city is quiescent if you compare it to London during Brexit, or New York or Rome during anything
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What a drag: dress-up used to be fun. Now it is far too serious
Gender-bending as a good time is hardly done anymore. The rules are rigid
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Who likes Mike?
For the Democratic patriciate, a Bloomberg candidacy rests on the idea of a return to normalcy
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Forever in our debt
To be overspending to the extent that Trump is doing is to invite disaster
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Britain is dangerously close to having an overtly anti-American prime minister
What would that mean for the so-called special relationship?
By Ross Clark
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The Ukraine blame game
There was never anything in the great Ukrainian quid pro quo. It was props and stagecraft
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GOP West: could Republicans have an Arizona advantage?
Tolerating illegal immigration might not be the winning issue Democrats have long assumed it to be
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