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The competitions sometimes start even before practice, when players go one on one with the rest of the team watching.

How could he go one on one with a nominee regarded as the leading conservative constitutional scholar of the age?

It’s him drawing attention at the three-point line so Ingram can go one on one with less help.

“We figured another day is going to be beneficial. He’ll go one on one with Don and Dave and hopefully find a comfortable concept in the batter’s box that he can take into the game.”

The other is Beat the Pro, a chance to go one on one with top players and try to take the tennis world by storm — no hurricane necessary.

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

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