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locker

noun as in compartment

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The two-time Oscar nominee, known for his roles as William James in “The Hurt Locker” and the arrow-slinging Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will head the nearly 100-year-old parade.

She previously told GQ that the show's success relies on its uninhibited feel, calling it the "locker room environment translated onto television" - mirroring the personality-driven tone younger audiences are used to from online sports content.

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“Y’all feel the culture, y’all feel the locker room,” safety Derwin James Jr. said.

He’s the son of Alex Molden, an eight-year NFL cornerback, and some of his earliest memories are of NFL locker rooms, attending team family events and watching his father run out of the tunnel.

Moving away from Moss did mean altering the fragile emotional balance of the locker room.

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