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That often means a one-dribble pull-up at the elbow or a rugged right-handed drive toward the baseline that ends in his patented fadeaway.
IF KAWHI TURNS HIS BACK TO THE BASKET, WATCH OUTMICHAEL PINASEPTEMBER 3, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
The rugged cabin includes lots of hard plastic surfaces, which are easy to wipe clean in this age of coronavirus.
VEHICLES TO RIDE OUT A PANDEMICJOE PHILLIPSAUGUST 22, 2020WASHINGTON BLADE
A rugged 6-foot-1 New Jersey product, Hines-Allen can stay with bigger centers, while her lateral quickness allows her to shift down and guard small forwards in bigger Washington lineups.
THESE 3 BREAKOUT STARS ARE MAKING THE MOST OF THE WNBA BUBBLEHOWARD MEGDALAUGUST 14, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
Researchers will then analyze the vapor to help figure out what the rocks are made of, without having to drive the rover down steep slopes or up rugged crags.
NASA’S PERSEVERANCE ROVER WILL SEEK SIGNS OF PAST LIFE ON MARSLISA GROSSMANJULY 28, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
Rugged mountains form the background of the valley to the east, down from which comes murmuring the fleet but shallow Teivi.
THE WELSH AND THEIR LITERATUREGEORGE BORROW
The rugged merchants laughed, for the venture had been a howling success.
FAMOUS PRIVATEERSMEN AND ADVENTURERS OF THE SEACHARLES H. L. JOHNSTON
The rim of this opposite slope was high, rugged, iron-colored, with cracks and holes.
TALES OF LONELY TRAILSZANE GREY
Where this harder chalk exists the coast is rugged and irregular.
THE SEA SHOREWILLIAM S. FURNEAUX
At last they found themselves in a wild, rugged portion of the country, where Ian had never before been.
THE WEE SCOTCH PIPERMADELINE BRANDEIS
It is in this rugged region that some of the most remarkable of the splendid scenery of western Canada occurs.
NORTH AMERICAISRAEL C. RUSSELL

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