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He achieved far more legislatively than many thought possible, given the narrow margins Democrats held in the House and Senate, and presided over an economy that, partisan carping aside, is the envy of the world.

And who knows what Republicans are thinking about Trump's inconsistent directives about early voting or constant carping about the elections being rigged?

A cabinet minister says: “It’s just so good to be in government; it’s really, really tough but any tough day is better than 14 years of carping on in opposition.”

Respectfully, the fans carping about coach DeShaun Foster after three games of a predictably difficult season are missing an essential point.

She stopped and took a picture of a nearly 2-foot-long carp, which lay glistening by the edge of a stagnant pool.