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trophy

[troh-fee] / ˈtroʊ fi /


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After finishing without a trophy last season, City are back in the hunt for the seventh English title of Guardiola's reign.

From Barron's

No team has won back-to-back T20 World Cups or lifted the trophy on home soil, and India have the hopes of hundreds of million of cricket-obsessed fans on their shoulders.

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"But it does feel really good when the rest of your industry thinks you're doing a good enough job and give you a trophy for it."

From BBC

The second half of this season is crucial for Saka as he looks to help Arsenal lift a major trophy for the first time since the FA Cup in 2020.

From BBC

Except that instead of being covered in gold, this trophy for Hollywood's best extras is made of plastic.

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