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In its political sense confederacy has generally come to mean rather a temporary league of independent states for certain purposes.

Mahomes has generally come out of the bullpen in long relief, in short relief and everything in-between.

He says that any good news on profits has, generally, come from cost-cutting rather than any increase in demand.

The Bench Is Not Deep In the last quarter century, the pool of possible Supreme Court justices has generally come from the federal appeals courts.

Progressives should be pleased that in the cases that had broad policy implications, she has generally come out on the pro-civil rights side.

However, that has generally come at a price: as subsidies were withdrawn, tariffs often rose, before later starting to fall.None of this is to deny that, overall, the return from reform has been disappointing.

Most Democrats, led by John Morgan and United for Care, have come out in support for Amendment 2, while Republicans, including Florida Governor Rick Scott, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Senator Marco Rubio, have generally come down against the measure.

Most Democrats, led by John Morgan and United for Care, have come out in support for Amendment 2, while Republicans, including Florida Governor Rick Scott, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Senator Marco Rubio, have generally come down against the measure.

The bigger economic worries have generally come from abroad.

(OWN's ratings thus far have generally come in below the expectations of the TV industry).

European civilizers, most recently the Communists, have generally come to grief on the permafrost.