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One of the larger sticking points is whether Israel would be able to continue striking Hezbollah throughout Lebanon if the group attempts to reestablish a presence south of the Litani River, or if it continues to wage attacks on Israel or smuggle weapons.

The goal all along, they said, was merely to be able to keep making music that excited them.

In the City Section, two Narbonne players who were ejected last week after penalties will be able to play on Friday in the City Section Open Division final against San Pedro.

Another Narbonne player who was ejected, Domo Phillips, won’t be able to play Friday for using profanity.

"Beth's got the capability to be able to go out there, bat three and hopefully impact the game, like he has done throughout the summer in the white-ball team," said Stokes, who played golf with Bethell on Monday.

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

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