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going for one

  1. see have going for one.



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The top-ranked Djokovic wants to keep his momentum going for one last week and cap a great season in style with the Davis Cup title.

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I’m not going for one simple reason: On June 2, nine days after 19 schoolchildren and two teachers were shot and killed at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Tex.,

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Close down the bar I’m definitely the person who likes to say I’m only going for one drink and then completely shuts down the place.

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“We’re fighting for roster spots, but at the same time, we’re all going for one goal, and that’s to win in the World Cup.”

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“It was a surreal moment seeing him on the other side, up against our defense, going for one of his vintage comeback wins, and we stood up tonight and I was happy about that.”

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