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The treasurer, who's copped plenty of blame for pushing up inflation with spending decisions in each of his budgets, is claiming vindication. The long-promised goal (of both the government and the ...

"Get your life right, stop worrying ... All out 'til you ball out or 'til you fall out," he added. Later in the video, Snoop said, "We gotta learn to pick each other up instead of pulling each ...

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“Your low point is behind the ball,” Yarwood says. “The club and the angle of attack are raising up as you hit it. What we see from the elite players is the angle of attack is going down.

The ball had been resting comfortably where it had landed on New Year’s Eve: at the foot of a 139-foot pole, behind the digits “2025.” But the ball had to go up one last time to come back down.