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Great Spirit

noun

  1. the chief deity in the religion of many North American Indian tribes.



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"There's been a great spirit in the squad throughout this tour. The players have worked hard for each other and pushed standards every day. Those selected this weekend have earned their chance through their effort and attitude."

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"But we dug in and showed great spirit, that's what this stadium does."

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“I have an opportunity to work with the Rams organization and bring Los Angeles this great spirit. I’m getting goose bumps with this whole idea about what America’s going to see. We can bring L.A. together and that means a lot to me.”

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But Lewis’ calm, informed leadership fostered great spirit.

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In the end, the target always felt likely to be well beyond them, despite the great spirit they have shown in responding to a heavy first Test defeat at Lord’s and the fact the pitch showed no huge sign of deteriorating until West Indies began their chase.

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