ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ala. (WIAT) — A man from St. Clair County, Michael Ray Mullins, has been sentenced to a five-year prison term for charges of cyberstalking, as announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Catherine L. Crosby.

In December 2025, the 45-year-old admitted guilt to charges of cyberstalking and making interstate threats to kidnap or harm another individual.

The plea agreement details an incident on September 29, 2024, when a police officer from Margaret responded to a domestic violence call in Odenville. The victim, who was Mullins’ former girlfriend, alleged that he threatened her and her children with death. She showed officers bruises on her arm and back, which she said were inflicted by Mullins. Despite being warned not to return, Mullins came back to the house to collect his belongings while law enforcement was still present.

The following day, the victim reported receiving menacing phone calls and texts from Mullins. On October 6, 2024, Mullins made 42 phone calls to her in just 25 minutes, using caller ID blocking tactics at times to conceal his identity. Between September 29 and October 12, 2024, he contacted the victim 367 times by phone and sent her 326 text messages.

Court documents reveal that Mullins has a history of prior convictions related to domestic violence.

The case was investigated by the FBI and the Margaret Police Department. Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel S. McBrayer prosecuted the case.

In a shocking incident, a statue of Jesus outside a Long Island church was beheaded in the dead of night last weekend, but the community’s prayers were answered with the help of local law enforcement.

Deyonna Subert, 41, was arrested Wednesday afternoon and charged with criminal mischief for allegedly decapitating the statue at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in East Islip. Her arrest followed an extensive search conducted by the Suffolk County Police’s Hate Crimes unit.

Authorities suspect that Subert, a resident of Bay Shore, may be dealing with mental health issues and acted out during an episode, according to police sources.

“When you see events like these across the nation—attacks on mosques, rising antisemitism, and anti-Christian acts—it can be disheartening,” remarked Lou Civello, President of the Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association, speaking to reporters at the church shortly after the arrest.

Before Subert’s arrest was announced, Civello and the GOOD Foundation, a nonprofit supporting Long Island’s law enforcement, pledged to support the church by donating $1,000 each. This generous contribution is intended to help the church replace the vandalized statue.

“As police officers, we’re tasked with catching the criminals. It’s not often that we get to undo the harm that they have done,” Civello said, handing the giant checks over to St. Mary’s pastor, Anthony Iaconis, shortly after Subert’s arrest.

But despite how outraged and upset Iaconis and his congregants have been over the statue’s desecration — he and other church members told The Post they not only forgive Subert, but pray for her and even said they would love to invite her into the church to make amends. 

“It’s evil,” Pastor Iaconis said about the vandalism. 

“But Christ calls on us to forgive — and that is how peace comes about,” he added. 

Marleni Danesi, who has been attending St. Mary’s for decades, described the vandalism as “sad, but not surprising,” and said she has been praying for Subert.

“You combat hate with love. God cares for all sinners,” Danesi said.

Kyle Busch, a legendary figure in the NASCAR world, has tragically passed away at the age of 41. The revered driver, known for his impressive achievements on the track, succumbed to an unexpected illness on Thursday, just hours after being hospitalized.

A native of Las Vegas, Busch leaves behind his wife, Samantha, and their two children, Brexton, aged 11, and Lennix, aged four. The family had recently celebrated Brexton’s birthday, a moment now bittersweet in the wake of his untimely death.

Throughout his illustrious 24-year career, Busch competed in over 760 races and claimed the Cup Series championship twice. His sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the NASCAR community and beyond, as fans and colleagues alike remember his contributions to the sport.

While the exact cause of his death remains unknown, the racing world is united in mourning. NASCAR released a heartfelt statement on behalf of Busch’s family and his team, Richard Childress Racing, expressing profound sorrow at his loss. “Our entire NASCAR family is heartbroken by the loss of Kyle Busch,” the statement read, capturing the sentiment felt by many.

‘Our entire NASCAR family is heartbroken by the loss of Kyle Busch,’ NASCAR shared in a statement on behalf of Busch’s family and his team, Richard Childress Racing. 

‘A future Hall of Famer, Kyle was a rare talent, one who comes along once in a generation. He was fierce, he was passionate, he was immensely skilled and he cared deeply about the sport and fans. 

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch has died at the age of 41 shortly after being hospitalized

Busch is survived by his wife, Samantha, and son Brexton, who celebrated his 11th birthday just three days ago, and daughter Lennix, four. Pictured in 2023

The two-time Cup Series champion was hospitalized just hours before his death. Busch is pictured with his wife Samantha at the 2023 NASCASR Awards in Nashville

‘Throughout a career that spanned more than two decades, Kyle set records in national series wins, won championships at NASCAR’s highest level and fostered the next generation of drivers as an owner in the Truck Series. His sharp wit and competitive spirit sparked a deep emotional connection with race fans of every age, creating the proud and loyal ‘Rowdy Nation. 

‘Our thoughts are with Samantha, Brexton and Lennix, Kyle and Samantha’s parents, Kurt and all of Kyle’s family, Richard and Judy Childress, everyone at Richard Childress Racing, his teammates, friends and fans.

‘NASCAR lost a giant of the sport today, far too soon. During this incredibly difficult time, we ask everyone to respect the family’s privacy and continue to keep them in your thoughts and prayers.’ 

The heartbreaking news of Busch’s sudden passing rocked the racing world on Thursday evening.  

His former team, Joe Gibbs Racing, led the tributes, sharing: ‘Our hearts are broken for Samantha, Brexton, Lennix, and the entire Busch family. Kyle was a fierce competitor, an incredible teammate, and, far more importantly, a devoted husband, father, and son. His impact on our organization and on the sport of NASCAR will never be forgotten.

‘During this unimaginable time, everyone at Joe Gibbs Racing and the Gibbs family are lifting the Busch family up in prayer.’ 

‘Absolute shock. Very hard to process,’ veteran NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski posted on social media.

The Las Vegas native won championships in 2015 and 2019 with Joe Gibbs Racing

Busch and his wife Samantha had been embraced by Trump for their work promoting IVF

The family celebrated Brexton’s 11th birthday just three days before Busch’s passing

NASCAR driver and former teammate Denny Hamlin posted on social media: ‘Absolutely cannot comprehend this news. We just need to think of his family during this time. We love you KB.’ 

‘What the hell? Awful out of nowhere news. RIP Rowdy,’ Barstool chief Dave Portnoy added.  

It emerged earlier on Thursday that Busch had been pulled from this weekend’s Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte, where he would be replaced by Austin Hill for his team Richard Childress Racing.

No further details of Busch’s condition were shared at the time. However, his hospitalization came less than two weeks after he made a mid-race request for medical aid. 

During a Cup Series race on May 10 at Watkins Glen, Busch radioed in to his crew requesting medical aid from Dr. Bill Heisel and a ‘shot’ after the race. 

According to the TV broadcast, Busch had been struggling with a sinus cold that was exacerbated by the intense G-forces and elevation changes at the Upstate New York road course. Busch continued to race and finished eighth.

Brushing off the incident, Busch went on to claim his record fifth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series trophy days later on May 15. Following his death, which came six days after the victory, a heartbreaking clip of Busch’s post-race interview resurfaced. 

After earning his 69th career Trucks Series race win with the triumph at Dover, Busch was asked how many races he wanted to win in his career before he stops racing.

‘You take whatever you can get, man,’ Busch said. ‘You never know when the last one is going to be, so cherish them all – trust me.’

Busch celebrates  after winning the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series ECOSAVE 200 on May 15

Samantha Busch was invited to the White House by Donald Trump following her campaign efforts to make in vitro fertilization more affordable. The influencer is pictured in 2023

Busch, the younger brother of NASCAR Hall of Famer Kurt Busch, ranked 24th in the Cup Series standings, with two top-10 finishes in 12 races this season. 

The Las Vegas native won championships in 2015 and 2019 with Joe Gibbs Racing and was in the midst of his fourth season at Richard Childress Racing when he suddenly fell ill. 

His last win came in 2023, which marked his first with RCR. The victory took his total to 234 wins in races across the sport’s three national series, more than any driver in history.

He has won 63 Cup Series races, including the 2018 Coca-Cola 600.

Away from the track, Busch and his wife have publicly campaigned to make in vitro fertilization more accessible. 

The couple, who welcomed both their children through IVF, ran the Bundle of Joy Fund, which attempts to help families remove the financial burdens of getting fertility treatments. 

Their efforts attracted the attention of Donald Trump, who invited Samantha to the White House last year to discuss the president’s efforts to lower the cost of treatments. 

Known as ‘Rowdy’ and ‘Wild Thing’, Busch had become a polarizing figure in the sport thanks to his post-race fights and feuds with fellow drivers.

Busch drinks champagne after winning the Nationwide series championship in 2009 

Busch (No 8) radioed in to his crew requesting medical aid during a race on May 10 

Busch celebrates his 2010 win in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series’ Autism Speaks 400 auto race

His most recent spat came when former Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Hamlin appeared to criticize Busch over his recent lack of success on the Actions Detrimental podcast.

Hamlin said: ‘If you’re expecting Kyle Busch to just go back to Victory Lane on a regular basis, you are kidding yourselves.’

While Hamlin later said he meant no harm by the comments and was just making an observation, Busch took exception and said he could make Hamlin´s life ‘hell’ on the racetrack.

While several laps down at last month´s race at Kansas, Busch raced Hamlin hard instead of allowing the race leader to pass. That decision held up Hamlin during a crucial stage of the race.

Tyler Reddick wound up winning the race after Hamlin faded late, finishing fourth despite a race-leading 131 laps.

Sunday morning in California, law enforcement officers came to the aid of a suspected burglar who had been trapped within the walls of a business for approximately 10 hours following a failed break-in attempt.

The individual, identified as Isaac Valencia, was subsequently taken into custody and booked into jail, according to a statement released by the Salinas Police Department on Monday.

Local news outlet KSBW reported that Valencia, aged 29, allegedly fell at least 22 feet after attempting to enter through the roof of a nearby theater around 9 p.m. on Saturday night.

The unusual predicament came to light when officers stationed at a nearby coffee shop heard muted cries for help, as detailed by the police.

In a related incident, firefighters recently had to dismantle a playground slide to free a 40-year-old man who found himself stuck inside.

Rescue crews tear through a storefront structure in Salinas, California, on May 17, 2026, after overnight officers heard faint cries for help. (Firefighter breaching wall)

Video shared by SPD shows Salinas Fire crews tearing through the walls in an effort to reach and rescue the man. 

According to police, the incident began as officers were nearing the end of their overnight shift and stopped inside Brewjee Coffee Co for a morning coffee.

While inside, they reportedly heard “faint calls for help coming from somewhere nearby.”

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At first, the source was difficult to locate, police said. Employees also noted they heard similar noises earlier, but it had suddenly stopped.

Officers then searched outside the entrance,where the trail of sound led to what they described as “yelling” coming from inside a wall between the coffee shop and the adjacent theater.

The Salinas Fire Department responded and began cutting through multiple sections of the structure in an effort to locate and rescue the man.

A Salinas firefighter cuts into an exterior wall to rescue a suspected burglar trapped inside a business in Salinas, California, on May 17, 2026. (Firefighter cutting exterior wall)

During an initial attempt to breach the coffee shop wall, crews reportedly encountered a layer of cinderblock and cement behind it.

Firefighters ultimately shifted to the adjoining exterior wall, cutting through a large section to free Valencia.  

The man was medically evaluated at the scene before being booked into the Monterey County Jail on burglary charges. His bail was set at $10,000, according to KSBW.

The rescue operation lasted roughly two and a half hours, the outlet reported.

First responders gather outside a Salinas, California, establishment on May 17, 2026, where a man was trapped for 10 hours after a reported failed break-in. (Salinas Police Department/Facebook)

Police praised responding officers for continuing to investigate despite how minor the situation initially appeared.

“Most people probably would have chalked it up to the building making noise. These officers did not. The officers continued checking the area, including the nearby Maya Cinemas offices,” SPD said.

The star-studded cast of “The Odyssey” is leaving no stone unturned in promoting the Christopher Nolan epic, gracing the covers of Elle magazine in a series of stunning photo shoots.

Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, and Charlize Theron each took center stage for their individual covers, embodying the elements of water, earth, fire, and air, respectively. These breathtaking covers were a result of the creative styling by Law Roach and the artistic lens of photographer Norman Jean Roy.

Anne Hathaway embraced the element of water, featuring on her cover in a sleek Fendi bodysuit against the backdrop of a simulated rainfall. Her shoot continued with dramatic imagery, including shots of her submerged in a pool, donning a soaked Saint Laurent dress, and posing elegantly beneath a waterfall in a plunging Mugler dress. She also made a splash in a Giorgio Armani black bodysuit, fully capturing the fluidity and power of water.

These covers serve not only as a promotional tool for the film but also highlight the versatility and allure of these leading actresses, each bringing their unique flair to the elements they represent. The collaboration between the actresses, stylist, and photographer underscores the artistry that echoes the epic narrative of “The Odyssey.”

More pics from her shoot included her lying in a pool of water in a soaking wet Saint Laurent dress, her posing in a waterfall in a plunging Mugler dress and her splashing around in a Giorgio Armani black bodysuit.

In the accompanying article, Hathaway talked about working with Nolan again 12 years after 2014’s “Interstellar.”

“And because I’ve worked so hard in the last dozen years, both as a person and as an actor, I was excited to show him what I’ve been up to,” she said.

Hathaway plays Penelope in the film, the queen of Ithaca.

“We think about Penelope as a model of patience,” she said of her role. “But I was interested in the raw edge of her. I was interested in the fury, the emotion, and the passion that she would have had to ride for him for those 20 years.”

Zendaya plays Athena, the goddess of wisdom, and for her magazine cover, she wasn’t afraid to get dirty for the Earth theme. The actress wore a textured Louis Vuitton top while lying in a field, with dirt smudges on her body.

More pics included her posing with her arms up in a beaded Balmain dress, as well as lying seductively on the ground in an Acne Studios crop top and jeans.

Zendaya noted that playing Athena made sense for her given she’s been called an old soul since she was a child, which she attributed to spending a lot of time with her parents and grandmother growing up. She’s also been acting since she was a child.

The former Disney Channel star made a rare comment about working with her longtime love, Tom Holland, on “The Odyssey” (he plays Telemachus, the prince of Ithaca), though they didn’t have scenes together. She also reunited with him for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” which comes out July 31.

“I could have cried, I was so proud,” she said of watching Holland on set of “The Odyssey.”

“And then ‘Spider-Man’ was a dream; I get to go to work every day with my best friend, the person that I love,” she continued. “We bring our dogs to work; it’s like a family affair. We grew up on those movies! It’s like coming home.”

As for Nyong’o, her striking Elle cover features her posing in a dazzling red sequin Chanel dress as a fire rages behind her. More pics included her running through fire in a red Sportmax dress, and her showing off her toned figure in a black Chanel bra and matching briefs.

Nyong’o addressed some of the racist criticism she’s faced for being cast as Helen of Troy, “the face that launched a thousand ships.”

“I’m very supportive of Chris’s intention with it and with the version of this story that he is telling,” she responded. “Our cast is representative of the world. I’m not spending my time thinking of a defense. The criticism will exist whether I engage with it or not.”

“This is a mythological story,” she also pointed out.

Theron rounds out the four covers, serving face in a feathery Mugler top with her blond curls styled to appear windblown.

The statuesque actress, who plays sea nymph Calypso in “The Odyssey,” nailed the windy theme of her shoot, looking ethereal in the gray-tinged photos.

Theron said she loved playing one of the lesser-known characters in the film.

“I was given a chance to do something that I haven’t had a ton of opportunity to do, because she’s a little bit of everything. That’s what’s so beautiful about her,” she said. “And a lot of people on their own cast me in this movie, and they cast me very differently.”

“It was a real opportunity that Chris gave me to do something that didn’t feel like typecasting,” she continued.

Theron later made a rare comment about her daughters — Jackson, 14, and August, 11.

“They both have really big, good hearts. It’s not necessarily through my work, but I can tell that they’re thinking outside of their own bubble, and that to me feels good as a mom,” she said.

Her advice to them, she revealed, is just to be themselves.

“It’s so much harder for girls these days, I think, than when I was a teenager,” she noted. “When they get lost in it, I remind them they’re such powerhouses. They just need to remember that. Stay there. That’s probably the daily thing I remind them of—and to unload the dishwasher.”

Nolan told Empire in November that he “shot over two million feet of film” for “The Odyssey,” which took 91 days to shoot. The star-studded cast also includes Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, Elliot Page, Jon Bernthal and more.

The film is set to hit theaters July 17.

Donald Trump’s once firm control over the Republican Party appears to be unraveling before our eyes.

A planned high-profile meeting at the White House, which was to include Speaker Mike Johnson and leading GOP figures, was unexpectedly called off on Thursday. This cancellation followed a significant backlash from within Trump’s own party against his proposed $1.8 billion fund, which critics have labeled a “slush fund” intended for January 6 rioters.

In a bold move, Johnson reportedly declined the opportunity to meet with Trump, marking a significant break from a leader who has consistently been one of the President’s staunchest allies in Congress.

The purpose of the meeting was to attempt a last-ditch effort to push forward a stalled $70 billion immigration enforcement bill. This legislation is vital for the administration’s plans to sustain its deportation efforts through 2029.

However, the atmosphere turned tense as senators emerged from a private meeting with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, effectively deeming the bill dead for the remainder of the week.

Even Trump’s most loyal foot soldiers, including Alabama’s Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville, broke ranks to confront Blanche over the prospect of taxpayer money flowing to rioters who wounded police officers at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune pulled the plug on the votes by sending lawmakers home until June 1, missing Trump’s deadline.

Thune told reporters the White House ‘need to help with this issue, because we have a lot of members who are concerned.’ 

A high-stakes White House summit with Speaker Mike Johnson and top GOP leaders was abruptly cancelled Thursday amid a deepening rift between the President and his own party over a $1.8 billion fund critics are openly denouncing as a ‘slush fund’

The vast majority of Senate Republicans, including normally reliable Trump loyalists like Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville, confronted Blanche with grave concerns that the fund could funnel taxpayer money to rioters who assaulted police officers on January 6 , 2021

Senate Majority Leader John Thune pulled the plug on the votes by sending lawmakers home until June 1

A high-stakes White House summit with Speaker Mike Johnson and top GOP leaders was abruptly cancelled Thursday amid a deepening rift between the President and his own party

Thune’s public break is officially tied to the uproar over Trump’s so-called ‘slush fund’ to reward political allies who claim the Biden Justice Department targeted them.

But privately, sources say the majority leader is seething over Trump’s decision earlier this week to endorse Ken Paxton over Thune’s close ally, John Cornyn, in the Texas Senate GOP primary. 

When asked if he was losing control of Senate Republican in the Oval Office earlier Thursday, Trump responded: ‘I really don’t know. I can tell you I only do what’s right.’

More than half of Senate Republicans privately raised concerns about the fund in the meeting with Blanche, including many who have yet to speak out publicly, sources familiar with the session said. 

The fund had dropped like ‘a bomb in the middle of a pretty well planned out reconciliation bill,’ Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski told reporters.

‘Do you really think that the American people like the president suing himself, basically, then making a deal that benefits himself with a broad immunity, for not just for IRS dealings but anything else?’ said out-going Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy.

Utah Senator John Curtis said flatly: ‘I don’t like the fund at all.’ 

North Carolina’s Thom Tillis branded it a ‘payout pot for punks.’

Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin told CNN: ‘Somebody described it as a galactic blunder, and I think that’s probably true.’

Earlier this week, the Justice Department resolved a $10 billion lawsuit the President had brought against the agency by establishing a $1.8 billion fund for his political allies.

It was created to issue formal apologies and monetary relief owed to claimants who were subjected to ‘lawfare’ under the Biden administration.

More than 1,600 January 6 defendants pardoned by Trump are eligible to receive payments from the fund.

Two police officers who defended the US Capitol during the 2021 riot have sued Trump in a Washington, DC, district court to block the fund.

The GOP Senate majority leader is seething over Trump’s decision earlier this week to endorse Ken Paxton over Thune’s close ally, John Cornyn, in the Texas Senate GOP primary

Five commissioners will be appointed to oversee the fund and disburse payments to those seeking redress for alleged political persecution under Biden. Trump will have the power to remove those commissioners.

Republican frustration is boiling over not just at the $1.8 billion payout, but also at the extraordinary side deal granting Trump and his sons immunity from IRS tax audits.

Pennsylvania Representative Brian Fitzpatrick said he had ‘never heard’ of such an arrangement before, and vowed it would ‘of course’ be targeted in any legislative effort to kill the fund.

‘You can’t do that,’ the Republican told reporters on Wednesday.

The GOP backlash over Trump’s ‘slush fund’ comes alongside mounting Republican unease about his $1 billion request for White House security upgrades tied to his planned ballroom.

‘I know my constituents, and I’m sure many other representatives’ constituents do not want taxpayer money going to a ballroom,’ said Fitzpatrick. 

Four college students have been charged with orchestrating a series of disruptive “takeover” events at Rehoboth Beach in Delaware, according to police reports.

The Rehoboth Beach Police Department has verified that these gatherings overwhelmed the beach and boardwalk area on Tuesday, sparked by an online advertisement for the unsanctioned event.

These events reportedly involved underage drinking and the use of illegal substances, which led to an increased police presence and several arrests.

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Keyon Scott, a 22-year-old from Dover, Delaware, has been identified by authorities as a primary organizer of the beach takeover.

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Delaware State University Students 19-year-old Xander Nicholl, 21-year-old Angelin Clauvil, 21-year-old Eric Barnett and 22-year-old Keyon Scott are all facing charges relating to facilitating a riot, as well as conspiracy in the second degree.

People pack the beach at Rehoboth Beach in Delaware. (AP Photo/Mingson Lau)

“The University is aware of the matter involving individuals identified by the Rehoboth Beach Police Department,” a spokesperson at Delaware State University said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “As this is an active law enforcement matter unrelated to University operations, we will refer all questions to the Rehoboth Beach Police Department and decline further comment at this time.”

In a statement posted on social media, the police department said, “With minimal advance notice, an increased officer presence was on scene for the early hours. As the event grew, additional resources from the area.”

The agency went on to say, “Police responded to growing concerns over the safety of people and property.”

Angelin Clauvil, 21, of Milford, Delaware, is accused of starting a beach takeover. (Rehoboth Beach Police Department)

Police said this is not the first time the group has promoted takeover events in Rehoboth Beach, which is a popular destination less than 150 miles from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

The popular beach resort town has seen four prior unlawful gatherings of this type since April.

“At this time, there is no known danger to the public and we will continue to monitor future events to ensure the safety of our residents, visitors, business owners, employees, and their property,” Rehoboth Beach Police Dept. Lt. Mark Sweet said in a statement sent to Fox News Digital. “We will take the necessary actions to keep the peace and good order of the City of Rehoboth Beach so that all may enjoy everything the City has to offer.”

Xander Nicholl, 19, of Philadelphia, Pennslvania, was arrested for organizing a beach takeover. (Rehoboth Beach Police Department)

As it stands, three suspects have so far turned themselves in with one still at large. Clauvil, Nicholl, and Scott were arraigned and released on their own recognizance, with Barnett still at large.  Police say there is no active search for Barnett at this time.

In a statement sent to Fox News Digital, Rehoboth Beach City Manager Taylour Tedder said:

“While the Rehoboth Beach Police Department is handling all details and inquiries regarding Tuesday’s takeover, I want to commend them for their professionalism and strong response. We are extremely proud of our police department and grateful for their ongoing commitment to keeping Rehoboth Beach safe – not just on Tuesday, but every day. The department recently earned its state accreditation, continues to demonstrate exceptional leadership and staffing, and now has a new group of trained seasonal officers. Rehoboth Beach is safe and open for business this Memorial Day Weekend and throughout the year.”

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