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The Clippers saw their 70-52 halftime lead dwindle to just two points entering the fourth quarter.

“Once you get deeper in, it’s basically as if you’ve got a battery. Your battery starts to dwindle so those trips at the end really zap you,” he said.

And as depth all over USC’s defense continues to dwindle, it won’t be the last time that Lynn has to put his faith in a freshman.

“You’re either ready for your opportunity when it comes again and you take advantage of it, or you’re not ready, and then those opportunities can dwindle quickly,” Minter said last week.

But Momma’s the only one who can see the zombie-like ghosts of her dead mother and husband, and her sons need to take it on faith that she’s keeping them safe, even as their supplies dwindle.

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

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