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As she sits at her piano, sunshine filtered through laurel trees, Karen Palmer is now at home — in her city and with herself.

There will be no resting on his laurels for Tommy Fleetwood as he returns to competitive action for the first time since his breakthrough victory in America at last month's Tour Championship.

From BBC

So even though I can rest on my laurels, I can’t do anything from the special; I don’t want them to watch the special on Tuesday and see repeats.

Yet she’s not the only one whose life was transformed by the laurels and the lessons that came from the 1999 World Cup.

Before their season opener at Stamford Bridge against Manchester City on Friday, 5 September, Bright said her side will not rest on their laurels, especially having missed out on a coveted first Champions League.

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