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lacing

[ley-sing] / ˈleɪ sɪŋ /






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And on Sunday night, as America was heating up nachos for Super Bowl parties, Team USA’s skaters were lacing up for their own winner-take-all showdown.

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To Brady, it’s such an extreme level of body control that it reminds him more of the Olympians lacing it up in Milan than the football players at the Super Bowl.

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Its asymmetrical lacing design gave players a larger striking surface on the inside of the foot, enhancing the control of the ball.

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So he decides to keep appearing in clubs to tell tales of his relationship woes, lacing the commentary with rueful remarks that are vaguely comic, though nothing he says is actually funny.

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To be sure, the old standards of pumping iron and lacing up running shoes aren’t completely dead.

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