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He fell behind in the count 0-2 against Toronto reliever Louis Varland, as the crowd of 47,399 at Yankee Stadium began mentally rehearsing the chorus of boos that was one strike away.

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But she postponed the gigs until September next year, explaining she wouldn't have enough time to rehearse for them.

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Parton said the health setbacks would leave her without enough time to rehearse and stage the production as planned.

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Esparza said those Headhunters never performed much publicly because of a copyright dispute over the name, but he remembered rehearsing with the original members “hundreds” of times.

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She's looking on proudly as her son rehearses.

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