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Unlike other players, Freeman noted, Betts just happened to be talented enough to play a new position.

And when asked to weigh-in on whether or not it was harder to be famous back then, he replied, “Well, you had to be talented. That helped.”

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“I feel like, OK, I can be talented, I can work hard and all that, but there are just so many things he learned throughout his career that I can learn at the beginning of mine. It’s pretty cool — it’s cool to have him around.”

These Huskies may be talented enough that they’ll only lose if they beat themselves.

Acker’s “belief that, as a woman at that time, I was expected to be talented, that I would be a contributor, was very meaningful to me,” Finley says, “and I think it’s also a reason I am in education today.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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