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title

[tahyt-l] / ˈtaɪt l /






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Brook's team are now just two knockout wins from the title and have repeatedly talked about preferring to "win ugly" than lose entertainingly.

From Barron's

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has effectively been fired out of a cannon — disowned by the Royal Family and the political classes, and stripped of his titles.

From BBC

The 33-year-old Ducati rider was in imperious form all season, winning 25 races including sprints and clinching the title with five events to spare.

From Barron's

Somehow, after stuttering and struggling to this point, they are the closest side to winning the title.

From BBC

And it’s a false narrative to suggest the devotion is merely a byproduct of back-to-back World Series titles and a star-studded lineup.

From Los Angeles Times