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One challenge was that it meant everyone at the firm would be required to sync their workflow processes.

Golfing superstars are not exempt from suffering from jetlag, so going out almost two weeks before Friday's opening day meant they were fully in sync when the action started.

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Kansas City’s offense looks slow and out of sync, while Baltimore has the NFL’s most complete team on paper and Lamar Jackson is always a threat.

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This language is generally in sync with what the government wants.

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A byproduct of learning a new system last year, with young receivers thrust into pivotal roles, Herbert and his wideouts looked out of sync at times, whether from a lack of trust, chemistry or rhythm.

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