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"We'll continue to invest in this strategic market," he said, noting the opening of a new store in Nashville, Tennessee, earlier this month.

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That was the most pressing question in the sport on opening day, and it’s still the most pressing question seven months later.

I remember sad Bob Seger on a pay phone in a hallway talking to somebody — like, “I’m headed to Michigan, where I should be a god, but I’m opening for Bachman-Turner Overdrive.”

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The league insisted the project aimed to generate long-term value for all stakeholders - clubs, players, and fans - by opening new commercial and sporting avenues abroad.

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—Eurozone government bond yields were little changed after market opening, with the U.K.’s September CPI data potentially limiting rises in yields.

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