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Young adulthood can be a slog, but when they look back on this time, they should receive the grand reward of feeling proud of what they have accomplished professionally and financially.

Known for causing headaches, particularly in trying to run an offense, the Aztecs can make the scoring of a single basket a slog.

“It’s been just a big bureaucratic slog,” said Chauncee Smith, of Catalyst California, which is part of a broader coalition of reform advocacy groups pushing for an end to all equipment and moving violation stops.

The conflict is likely to remain a slog, with progress measured in yards rather than miles.

Some 50,000 runners hailing from more than 100 countries and 50 states, gathered downtown to dash, jog and slog over 26.3 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and city streets.