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A Blue Wave

A Blue Wave
New York Times Wednesday 04 November 2026, 12:05 UTC By Sam Sifton 1 min read
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A celebration of Senator Jon Ossoff’s re-election in Georgia.

A celebration of Senator Jon Ossoff’s re-election in Georgia.
Jon Ossoff (PERSON) Georgia (LOCATION)
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