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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden acknowledged Wednesday that the pandemic has left Americans exhausted and demoralized but insisted at a news conference marking his first year in office that he has “outperformed” expectations in dealing with it.
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During halftime of Friday’s District 24-5A contest between the Foster and Fulshear boys' basketball teams, all three referees and two coaches circled around two players: seniors Chancellor White and Isaiah Barganier.
