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The only way the Reds made it this far was because the New York Mets stumbled down the stretch and lost in Miami on the final day of the season.

She’s been stumbling, she says, in interviews, struggling to explain how she transformed one of the deepest pains of her life into art.

The Americans put up a fight that will be talked about for decades to come, but in the end Europe stumbled to a 15-13 victory, with Ludvig Aberg the only player to win his match.

From BBC

It’s here where “After the Hunt” succeeds where so many films have stumbled.

From Salon

Nicholas Moss KC, counsel to the inquiry, said in his statement to police Mr Poland described seeing "a massed huddle of children stumble and run in a panicked hurry".

From BBC

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

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