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pre·de·ces·sors
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of predecessors in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of predecessors in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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I recall his diligent work alongside so many of my predecessors, who entrusted him with important responsibilities in the Vatican diplomacy, up to the delicate office of secretary of state.
It is, in short, more disposable than the mere mortal blockbusters it was designed to outpace, this should defy Marvel Studios mathematics. How can a movie with more stuff than its predecessors be less fun?
Thomas says legal questions have objectively correct answers, and judges should find them regardless of whether their colleagues or predecessors found different answers, everyone is concerned about this because they're thinking about Roe v. Wade.
The Heritage Foundation has not historically filed lawsuits, that we are doing so now should make clear to any observer that we view this mandate as deadly serious threat to our individual liberty and the values that make America great. Under my predecessors, The Heritage Foundation has stood rock-solid in defense of liberty, freedom, and opportunity for all, and it will continue to do so under my leadership.
I could not help getting the impression that this (pre-trial detention) is part of a bitter campaign by the current authorities against their predecessors.
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