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We were visiting at my mother-in-law's and she had a copy of the new book by Harvard professor Stephen Greenblatt called The Swerve: How the World Became Modern, and I hijacked it.
Frank Gruber: Akedism: For Those Who Don't Care If God Exists Frank Gruber 2011
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For a zone-blocking team that averages 33 rushes a game, the Swerve is the ideal changeup.
NY Daily News 2010
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The original Merv the Swerve was a dazzling No 8 who won his first cap for Wales in 1969 against Scotland and went on to play 38 consecutive matches for his country, scoring two tries.
Home | Mail Online 2010
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The original Merv the Swerve was a dazzling No 8 who won his first cap for Wales in 1969 against Scotland and went on to play 38 consecutive matches for his country, scoring two tries.
Home | Mail Online 2010
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'Swerve' Your Enthusiasm: Inside look at the latest wrinkle in Jets top-ranked rushing attack
NY Daily News 2010
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'Swerve' Your Enthusiasm: Inside look at the latest wrinkle in Jets top-ranked rushing attack
NY Daily News 2010
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'Swerve' Your Enthusiasm: Inside look at the latest wrinkle in Jets top-ranked rushing attack »
NY Daily News 2010
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'Swerve' Your Enthusiasm: Inside look at the latest wrinkle in Jets top-ranked rushing attack
NY Daily News 2010
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Dubbed the "Swerve" for its winding design, the misdirection run is the ideal complement to the Jets' zone run-based playbook.
NY Daily News 2010
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'Swerve' Your Enthusiasm: Inside look at the latest wrinkle in Jets top-ranked rushing attack
NY Daily News 2010
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