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Think back to the 90s. Now the 80s. Now the 70s. For those of you old enough to remember, think back to the 60s, the 50s, maybe even the 40s. Now dig into your mental history books, and try to remember every aspect of those years. Every event, every trend, every pivotal moment. Chances are, somewhere in your review of each decade, you thought of a sports moment. And chances are, you only thought of one for each. But what about this past decade, the last ten to fifteen years or so? In the past handful of years, has there...
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