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Damien Posey, 44, grew up in historically Black neighborhoods in San Francisco, where he heard gunshots at night and was bussed to schools in neighborhoods that weren’t so welcoming to Black children.
It is widely believed that Mr Yousaf is the preferred candidate of Ms Sturgeon and the wider party hierarchy, with Ms Regan previously claiming that his supporters were being "bussed in" to hustings events by SNP HQ.
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Johnson then headed down to the 12th District police station on the Near West Side, where asylum and migrants bussed to Chicago from the U.S.-Mexico border have been sleeping on the floor.
Mnangagwa in his rallies has drawn large crowds which political observers allege are bussed using state resources.
More than 200 revolving actors have slept in a holiday resort near the set and been bussed over every morning to be adorned in raffia skirts, cowry shells and leather tunics in an African village built with wire mesh.
Some migrants have been bussed north by New York City Mayor Eric Adams to alleviate the pressure on the Big Apple as more than 10,000 people a day across the southern border in record numbers.
The Little Red Schoolhouse down the road from my childhood home was turned into a residence after the kids started being bussed farther to a larger school.
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"The Texans have been great, and then the Astros Day when they bussed the families down, and they got to be on the field, it's just special, and you can feel it."