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Current events quiz! Which of the following did NOT happen this week? a) As riots flared in Minneapolis after the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police, U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted, “When the looting starts, the shooting starts," prompting Twitter to flag the tweet for violating its rules against “glorifying violence.” b) After Twitter slapped a warning label on some of his previous tweets, Mr.
Sales are expected to climb more than 20 per cent in the second quarter. Word is some city folk have been moving to the country to avoid the coronavirus, so that could be helpin’ sales, too. Matter of fact, I think I saw some city folk hangin’ around Tractor Supply the other day. But we chased ‘em away in our pickup trucks.”Normally, bank earnings season is a time to celebrate rising profits and dividend hikes.
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