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Yet that begat one of the greatest turnarounds in league history, which started with the hiring of Will Kuntz as senior vice-president of player personnel.

This dramatic turnaround is partly explained by increased domestic production, as well as successful Ukrainian attacks on depots containing Russian and North Korean ammunition.

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In the case of Senegal, the political turnaround was just as striking as in Botswana, albeit in a different way.

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“It was a pleasure, in a weird, intense way,” says Hoult, discussing the fast turnaround from shoot to shoot to shoot.

Will Kuntz, who would become the architect of the team’s turnaround, was hired three months later, Klein was sacked a month after that and after rebuilding the front office, the Galaxy quickly rebuilt their roster.

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