on again
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We spoke with five sports CMOs who arrived from outside the industry about how they found life after the leap, why they made it and, in one case, why they’ve moved on again.
With Australia trailing by 49 runs heading into day two, Starc knows he will have to turn it on again on Saturday to keep Australia in the hunt.
From Barron's
But brands are starting to track the secondhand market for clues about which of their old products are catching on again.
“Off and on again showers to continue as well, with isolated thunderstorms. Expect slick roads.”
From Los Angeles Times
He was the face of City's celebrations following their return home from Istanbul with the European trophy and it was anticipated he would kick on again, but his career has since taken an unexpected downward trajectory.
From BBC
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