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After winning re-election in 2014, her second term was marred by crisis.

Although senior guard Hannah Jump executed a timely 3-pointer to cut the deficit to five and bring the Maples crowd to its feet, the early moments of the game were marred by an injury to freshman guard Talana Lepolo.

At least six top Indian athletes were caught for using banned drugs and the run-up to the Commonwealth Games was marred by a series of positive dope cases.

At times, he was marred by controversy, particularly after Melbourne suffered through one of the world's longest lockdowns, which he maintains was necessary.

But 60 refugees remain in Nauru, with the country still marred in refugee protests locally.

But Boris Johnson’s time as Prime Minister was marred by his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and a steady stream of ethics allegations.

But Davis is coming off an injury-marred season after dealing with a stress reaction in his back, and Mervis is not on the 40-man roster.

But each Session was marred by disruptions and many crucial, and contentious, Bills passed with little to no discussion.

Cantlay and Schauffele looked more dialled in than during their erratic 5-under first round on Thursday that was marred by three bogeys in better-ball play.

Christie’s last election win was ten years ago, and it produced a second term marred by scandals that didn’t come up in the 2015 primary cycle.

Clouds of black smoke marred the blue spring sky for hours, stunning the community, just minutes from the Ohio border and 72 miles (115 kilometers) east of Indianapolis.

Construction around the course for months and marred views of popular attractions.

Graphical glitches have been improved alongside other imperfections that irreversibly marred the debut experience, unfinished quests were restored, and the game displays properly in widescreen mode now.

He noted, however, that the coverage of the elections and post-election matters were “marred by unguarded statements, divisive and dangerous comments’’.

However, after a frustrating first half marred with mistakes, the Horses were able to pull it together in the second half, but the Rams had the advantage and snatched the win and the state title, 28-18.

However, this means the release likely won't be marred by any strikes.

I find moments of such joy in queer and trans spaces, but this joy is marred by the suffocating exhaustion of surviving in a world where every day people are making living so much harder for people in my communities.

Injuries have marred Jenkins’ first two seasons and it’s possible the latest issue could keep him out six weeks.

In one of his last messages on Facebook before his suspension, Trump continued to spread misinformation about the election results, repeating the that the vote had been marred by fraud.

In the minds of Philadelphia fans, the Super Bowl loss will be marred by a controversial holding call against Pro Bowl cornerback James Bradberry, which gave Kansas City a critical first down and allowed them to wind down the clock.