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Mandate for that. That is but i think what the results of the election was. It comprises a lot of different ideas, because one of the main ideas in this project, and now that a lot of people have voted for macron, some of them voted because they like europe, some people wanted some political revival, but what is here for now is that he had the legitimacy given by a president ial vote to try and push forward an agenda, and the issue is he needs the elementary majority. Without that, those will be basically useless. The front pages will be dedicated to the future of Emmanuel Macron. One final qu...

Mandate for that. That is but i think what the results of the election was. It comprises a lot of different ideas, because one of the main ideas in this project, and now that a lot of people have voted for macron, some of them voted because they like europe, some people wanted some political revival, but what is here for now is that he had the legitimacy given by a president ial vote to try and push forward an agenda, and the issue is he needs the elementary majority. Without that, those will be basically useless. The front pages will be dedicated to the future of Emmanuel Macron. One final qu...

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Local man recalls pandemic hardships on elderly mother; Hopeful about COVID-19 vaccine Mother and son separated by glass pane gets to meet in person and last updated 2020-12-15 19:26:17-05 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Every week, David Selman visits his 86-year-old mother Dorthy at the Alameda Oaks Nursing Center. On Sundays, he brings her lunch, even though they can only see each other through a glass window. “When COVID first started, I’d go around to her window, and visit through the window in her room. Then, we started visiting in the entryway, bringing her lunch. Of course, we ...