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Most Indian broadcasters broke the story Tuesday in short, 30-second reports and the occasional obituary of two or three minutes.
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Most Indian broadcasters broke the story Tuesday in short, 30-second reports and the occasional obituary of two or three minutes.
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Most Indian broadcasters broke the story Tuesday in short, 30-second reports and the occasional obituary of two or three minutes.
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Most Indian broadcasters broke the story Tuesday in short, 30-second reports and the occasional obituary of two or three minutes.
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Stevens called a 30-second time-out so the Bulldogs could regroup.
Underdawgs David Woods 2010
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As the Red Storm called a 30-second timeout with 9:16 left, the Orange players were all raising their arms, encouraging the crowd to raise the noise level.
CNN.com 2012
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As the Red Storm called a 30-second timeout with 9:16 left, the Orange players were all raising their arms, encouraging the crowd to raise the noise level.
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Flyers coach Peter Laviolette called a 30-second timeout and unloaded on his team for their second straight sluggish start.
The Seattle Times 2011
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As the Red Storm called a 30-second timeout with 9:16 left, the Orange players were all raising their arms, encouraging the crowd to raise the noise level.
SI.com 2012
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As the Red Storm called a 30-second timeout with 9:16 left, the Orange players were all raising their arms, encouraging the crowd to raise the noise level.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2012
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