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Winston’s comments indicate a common problem that many athletes face when they are thrust into stardom and given millions of dollars at a young age.

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Israel’s filing is the latest maneuver in a case that has thrust the court into a geopolitical maelstrom and the most serious crisis of the institution’s 23-year history.

No one anticipated the arrival of redshirt freshman walk-on King Miller, who has been a season-saving revelation since being thrust into the role as the Trojans’ lead back.

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However, that was not the most recent U.S. military thrust into Mexican territory.

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Autumn signs with one hand before thrusting the clothes into my chest.

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