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Only three teams have lost the Big Game and won it the next year.

The big game of league play should be Thousand Oaks at Newbury Park on Oct.

She immediately pegged it for the time slot following the network’s telecast of the big game on Feb. 11.

The siblings grew up going to the Big Game — the annual college football showdown between Stanford and Cal.

Her zeal for tennis and all the boiling-over passions it inspires is so compelling that only as the big game comes to its finish and the film’s pacing is slowed down to an irritating crawl did I realize I still had no idea how a tennis match is scored.

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

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