A generation shaped by the pandemic and rising prices has helped drive an emergence of Democratic candidates who say they are as fed up as voters are.
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Europe got off to a fast start in the singles before holding off an attempted American comeback to regain the Solheim Cup Charley Hull lets go of her club – a wet grip? – while sending her second at the par-five 2nd into a fairway bunker. She whips into the green and makes par, but Megan Khang set up a six-foot birdie chance to level the match. However she repeats the error of the 1st hole, leaving a dribbler short, failing to take into account the slowness of the wet greens. A let-off for Hull. 1UP Hull v Khang (2) Henseleit A/S Al. Lee (1) Grant v Yin Continue reading...
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