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Her argument: She was “the most qualified and ready. The highest name recognition. A powerful donor base.”

She wrote that her first reaction was that “her game isn’t ready for this kind of spotlight; there’s too much on the line at the season’s penultimate event to have a circus break out.”

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“They want to make sure our supply chains, our operations, our service teams, are ready to meet that demand,” Dickerson said.

“We will release our findings publicly as soon as they are ready. A market conduct examination is an extensive fact-based review dictated by law.”

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Benn, 29, insisted he was ready to return to his preferred division of welterweight after Saturday's contest and has several big-name targets in his sights as he seeks a world title.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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