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dominate

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That wasn’t indicative of what was to come, however, as Jacksonville dominated the line of scrimmage and the Chargers were as mild as the balmy day.

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He then dominated the tie-break, capitalising on a run of backhand errors from Alcaraz and executing a couple of pinpoint lobs, to seal the first set.

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The body to draft a new constitution would likely be dominated by Noboa's allies, given his approval rating of around 56 percent.

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It is part of Europe’s push to secure a foothold in a global supply chain dominated at every step by China.

Another issue is that Root has faced fast bowlers in peak form on previous tours, with left-armer Mitchell Johnson dominating the 2013/14 series.

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