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“Before retail was scoffed at. Now we’re a huge voice in how markets work.”

On Wednesday, before the Dodgers lost their only game this postseason, third baseman Max Muncy scoffed at the notion the team was hitting on all cylinders.

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He scoffed at reports that cite unnamed sources suggesting Colbert’s show was on track to lose $40 million this year.

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To grab it, they rarely drink, scoff at work-life balance and are locked in a 24-7 competition to be, or appear to be, the most obsessed.

But he and his neighbors scoffed as public officials sidestepped questions why that fire’s embers were not completely extinguished.

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