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that

Definition for that

adjective as in the

conjunction as in because

pronoun as in the one

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which, who

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“That’s all we play for. Without him, none of this is possible. We have to keep going. The other coaches are stepping up. I’m very proud of them.”

The team that struggled with player turnout in recent years had 30 players on Friday listed as suiting up.

Lewis said it was “cool” that Mustard performed at halftime, but he and his teammates were too busy with football to listen.

Win, lose, or draw, Braekhus will sign off from a career that has reshaped both women's boxing and Norwegian sport.

From BBC

She lost just five of 80 amateur bouts before deciding to turn professional - but that ambition was complicated by the fact that pro boxing in Norway had been outlawed since 1981, punishable by up to three months in jail.

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