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a lot

[uh lot] / ə ˈlɒt /




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Fast-rising Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko has been racking up a lot of firsts in recent months, with a clash against a world number one on centre court at a Grand Slam the latest.

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"She is slowly recovering, but it isn't easy -- she has a lot of wounds around her stomach," Kamundu told AFP.

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"Today I think was really a lot of disrespectful moments when they were screaming between my first and second serve. Like really loud, like just to make me make a mistake," she told reporters later.

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“Like a lot of things on Wall Street, I think it exposed a lot of unfairness, a lot of rent-seeking and a lot of regulatory capture. And I think those things really resonated.”

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Liverpool played really well against Marseille on Wednesday but I have a feeling they will find this game a lot more difficult.

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