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Robinson’s USC debut did not go as planned, the Trojans losing to Missouri in the 1976 opener at the Coliseum.

“When we did the Silver Lake Reservoir walk, one woman had very bad ankle pain and there was one steep hill, so we just basically helped her get up that hill. It was hard for her, but she did it. That’s the kind of stuff I like doing, making sure everybody is included to go as far as they can go.”

We thought rookie QB Jayden Daniels had special talent, but only very special players can have his kind of impact right from the word go as he's led the turnaround for the Washington Commanders being the surprise package of the season so far.

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Darby is free to come and go as she chooses, but she comes at least four days a week.

Aspirations go as far back as 1923 for a London to Birmingham route, but it took until the Special Roads Act 1949 was passed to allow the first motorways to be planned in the 1950s.

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