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- Buy American: Biden to increase the share of U.S.-made parts for government purchases July 28, 2021
- CDC mask guidelines, Tokyo Olympics, Supreme Court poll: 5 things to know Wednesday July 28, 2021
- Opinion: Simone Biles did the right thing at Olympics; she's allowed to protect herself July 28, 2021
- Supreme Court approval dips with Democrats, Republicans equally unhappy, poll finds July 28, 2021
- Simone Biles will not compete in gymnastics all-around final at Tokyo Olympics July 28, 2021
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- Turkey jails 5 to life over 2016 Russian envoy's killing March 9, 2021
- Technology rebound leads stocks higher on Wall Street March 9, 2021
- Health panel expands lung cancer screening for more smokers March 9, 2021
- Q&A: Isabel Allende on feminism, TV series, love in pandemic March 9, 2021
- Georgia Tech's Wright named AP player of the year for ACC March 9, 2021
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- Red Bull requests review of Hamilton's Silverstone penalty July 28, 2021
- Biles withdraws from individual all-around final July 28, 2021
- Real Madrid's low-key summer is just how Ancelotti likes it July 28, 2021
- Dolphins' Howard wants trade: 'Don't feel valued' July 28, 2021
- 'I can die': Extreme heat plagues Medvedev in win July 28, 2021
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