who'll
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Jay is also helping with the Regent show planning, and put in the call to Touchcandy’s David Willis, who’ll be flying into town from the U.K. just for the show.
From Los Angeles Times
Also Friday, No. 15-seed Petra Kvitova and unseeded Romanian Sorana Cirstea were playing to decide who’ll take on Elena Rybakina in Saturday’s women singles final.
From Seattle Times
The jury is out on Tom Herman, the former Houston football coach who’ll coach his first game for the Owls this fall.
From Seattle Times
"I know there are a lot of people who'll go in the changing room after a match and search for their name on social media. I was really bad for that. I was listening to all these external voices and trying to prove them wrong. I was trying too hard, too uptight and it got worse and worse and the love of the game was gone."
From BBC
Priced at roughly $3,000, some employees wonder who’ll buy it.
From New York Times
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