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“We hit our lull. We got to hit the reset button.”
From Los Angeles Times
Orlando closed out the third quarter hard and got to within 80-79 entering the fourth.
From Los Angeles Times
A pasting at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain might have coloured their last European campaign but Inter got to that final by seeing off Bayern Munich and Barcelona in epic knockout ties.
From Barron's
He added: "Something's got to give. Either the wages have got to rise or the housing prices have got to drop, there can't be both."
From BBC
Yet he seems genuinely psyched to be talking — talking yet again — about the King, whom he reckons was in something of a bubble by the time he got to Vegas in 1969.
From Los Angeles Times
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