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The 69-year street vendor said she lives in a motel near the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, arriving there after a stint of homelessness that occurred when code enforcement forced her to move from an illegal garage she rented for around $500 a month.

So when Reynold Hoover talks about his new role as chief executive for LA28, the private group responsible for staging the Games and the ensuing Paralympics, he often refers to his stint as a brigadier general in the Afghanistan war.

For next 40 years, he worked there, except for a four-year stint as U.S. solicitor general representing the Bush administration.

Since replacing Wayne Pivac and returning for a second stint as Wales head coach in December 2022, Gatland has won just six out of 22 games.

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During his own stint in the South Korean military, Im acted in a few military-sponsored plays and decided he wanted to make a career of it.

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