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Former home secretary Yvette Cooper stressed the scheme starting up was a trial.

From BBC

It doesn’t hurt that all six of the linemen that have started up front were players recruited to USC out of high school, meaning they’ve been in the system for some time now.

The couple pledged $10 million when the project was still starting up — a move certainly noted by subsequent donors.

It fell to Anthony Gordon to lead the line on the opening day and, as it stands, it would be a surprise if the winger did not start up top against Liverpool on Monday night.

From BBC

“The Northern California contraction has taken an inordinate amount of time and resources, but with that behind us some effort for purse supplements could start up again,” said Scott Chaney, executive director of the CHRB.

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