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He has cut his 3-point attempt average nearly in half, from 8.8 to 4.5 a game, and has committed himself to punishing smaller opponents—that is, every other player in the NBA—near the rim with a barrage of ferocious dunks and close-range shots.

From The Wall Street Journal

Between 1988 and 2018, the hedge fund produced average annual returns of 39% after fees, topping nearly every other hedge fund.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 3rd Circuit actually recorded an en banc case where all the judges showed up and Bove was wearing the same robe as every other judge.

From Slate

It felt like it was permanently pantomime season at Old Trafford but we are no longer at the stage where there is a fervour for Amorim to be sacked every other game.

From BBC

“I would stay up the whole time even if it meant a few cups of coffee,” says Long, who lives in Shamokin, Pa. “It just was and still is the gold standard that every other true crime show aspires to be.”

From The Wall Street Journal