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Andy Beshear is joined by his wife, Britainy Beshear, right, as he delivers his victory speech to a crowd at an election night event at Old Forrester's Paristown Hall on Nov. 7, 2023, in Louisville, Kentucky.

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By Stephen Cohen Verified
| The Citizen (Rockdale and Newton Counties) Verified
By Stephen Cohen/Getty Images North America/TNS The holiday spirit is already in full swing in the first week of November. Some stores have had Christmas decor available since before Halloween. Do you view it as getting an early start or too early? Let us know in the comments, when do you usually start decorating and for what holiday?
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Seahawks reorient defense in blockbuster deal for Jets’ Jamal Adams

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By Stephen Cohen Verified
| The Athletic Verified
It was no secret that Seattle’s defense needed to add some star power in the offseason, but John Schneider’s latest megadeal does more than that. The Seahawks general manager’s acquisition of Jamal Adams, perhaps the best all-around safety in the NFL, revealed the player Schneider will build his defense of the future around, even as he had to give up an enormous amount of draft capital to do so.
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Take The Athletic’s future of the NFL survey

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By Stephen Cohen Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Ten years ago, Sam Bradford was on the road to stardom, the Jets were setting themselves up for a run of contention and Aaron Rodgers and the Packers were coming off of the first of what seemed sure to be several Super Bowl-winning seasons. So, yeah. A lot can change in a decade.
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