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This pedigree helped him become a mainstay pundit on the BBC and Match of the Day.

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Ever since L.A.’s first sushi bar opened in the 1960s, the food has been a mainstay in Little Tokyo.

Perhaps nothing better illustrated the Bruins’ offseason makeover than the mainstay from a year ago being relegated to a bit player as part of this new ensemble cast.

The actor talks about becoming a mainstay on Hallmark and ‘This Time Each Year,’ premiering Thursday, her 30th film for the channel.

Linebacker Ernest Jones IV was a Rams mainstay for three seasons.

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

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