"Clubhouse Write" beta version (image via Clubhouse) "Clubhouse Write" beta version (image via Clubhouse) In an interview with TechCrunch, Clubhouse also discussed how the offerings will provide key competitive positioning against larger incumbents in the software project management space.
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"We can take their clubhouse because their clubhouse is way nicer than ours."
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In fact, Showalter recently made a clubhouse rule to ensure it: no silly clubhouse rules ever.
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We come to learn that the Clubhouse is for the popular jocks, their close friends, and the girls they want to bring there — what happens in the Clubhouse, stays in the Clubhouse.
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Sometimes he had to run errands for the clubhouse manager and get something from the opposing team's clubhouse.
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Its clubhouse is a short walk from Royal Troon's clubhouse, and the two clubs will work together to stage the British Open.
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But then, instead of taking the familiar left turn and heading to the plush, roomy home clubhouse, he turned right for the visitors' clubhouse.
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The players' association, seeking uniformity in clubhouse protocols — as well as safeguards against management intrusion into the clubhouse space — has raised the issues in collective bargaining, sources said.
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Schrader and Clubhouse CMO Mitch Wainer believe Clubhouse can maintain its organic growth by staying hyperfocused on designing for product managers and creating simple workflows that keep engineers happy.
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"On our side of things, I think everyone would say we enjoyed Drake LaRoche in the clubhouse and everything he brought to the clubhouse," White Sox outfielder Adam Eaton said.
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Because they're not around in the clubhouse and all that.
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"I am dedicated to changing the clubhouse," Ullman told me.
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"I feel good," Choo said in the team's clubhouse Wednesday.
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They were in the clubhouse for months at a stretch.
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When you went downstairs, it felt like a secret clubhouse.
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Clubhouse antics have their rhythms: weird snacks, handshakes, superstitious ticks.
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There are two types of box seats: grandstand and clubhouse.
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He took several rounds and then retreated to the clubhouse.
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I think we have a good group in the clubhouse.
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They married in 2006 at the Clubhouse in Kansas City.
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"The clubhouse is not morose," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Back in the clubhouse, players talked about their fruitless efforts.
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He was carried into the dugout and, later, the clubhouse.
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But it just might be localized in the visitors' clubhouse.
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"It's really our clubhouse for making stuff happen," says Vesteeg.
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Both pitchers quickly left the dugout for the clubhouse tunnel.
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Upstairs, he has made what feels like a kid's clubhouse.
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"He grew up in a big league clubhouse," Schlossnagle said.
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The clubhouse felt welcoming as soon as I stepped in.
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Inside the Mets clubhouse, the curtain call was not enough.
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During spring training, he often eats in the Mets' clubhouse.
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But Twitter is not that carefree clubhouse for journalism anymore.
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He gave it to Koosman later, in the clubhouse celebration.
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Cano has been quick to establish himself in the clubhouse.
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The property serves a de facto clubhouse for Trump's supporters.
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Except now it's via email instead of in the clubhouse.
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And certainly, no one is more respected in the clubhouse.
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I think he had become a cancer in the clubhouse.
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Justin Thomas, who had a one-shot lead through five holes when play was halted, said players were eating in the clubhouse when "it felt like the entire clubhouse shook" from the thunder clap.
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Astros 4, Yankees 0 | Houston wins series, 4-3 HOUSTON — As players embraced, thanking one another for a season full of memories, clubhouse attendants neatly packed bags of gear at lockers around the visitors' clubhouse.
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"The tone of the clubhouse today, for the first time, I felt like they were very much aware of what was happening and I felt like there was real anxiety in that clubhouse," Mozeliak said.
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Mr. (Mike) Timlin — on the road trip — always in the clubhouse.
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The bunny now lives in the Watch What Happens Live Clubhouse.
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Always pulling crazy clubhouse tricks, chopping it up with the boys.
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The society has no clubhouse — but it does have a party.
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" Andy Cohen commented, "I need one of those for the Clubhouse!
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He also addressed M.L.B.'s inquiry into Brandon Taubman's clubhouse outburst.
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He also addressed M.L.B.'s inquiry into Brandon Taubman's clubhouse outburst.
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Meanwhile, Clay, Sheri, and Justin do some digging on the Clubhouse.
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Did Hannah know what happened in the Clubhouse before her death?
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To recap, Lawrence, 25, stopped by the Bravo Clubhouse on Dec.
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Mattingly took up the argument and joined Phelps in the clubhouse.
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Go prefab with this clubhouse made (almost) entirely of Ikea products.
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Back in the clubhouse later, Romine shook his head and smiled.
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We made it at Clubhouse Studios in Rhinebeck, New York, mostly.
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"A little weird," said McCutchen pregame of entering the visitor's clubhouse.
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The Bravo clubhouse is about to feel the power of love.
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He walked out of the Mets' clubhouse just before 4 p.m.
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A black sign hangs above the exit of the Mets' clubhouse.
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Besides tennis, it has an outdoor pool and a Tudor clubhouse.
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Lester is one of two cancer survivors in the Cubs' clubhouse.
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They let Adrian run the clubhouse, and it's a tight ship.
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DeGrom darted out of the Turner Field clubhouse around 4 p.m.
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He wears a black undershirt around the clubhouse at Diablo Stadium.
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So I always know where the honey is (in the clubhouse).
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Of all the celebrants in the clubhouse, Price seemed the happiest.
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It was also the way he handled things in the clubhouse.
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Alonso was the person teammates waited for in the clubhouse, though.
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Afterward, in the clubhouse, Van Wagenen approached Smith at his locker.
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He promised a global clubhouse — based in an associate's Brussels mansion.
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"Not now," he said, bouncing down the stairs toward the clubhouse.
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The Twins' clubhouse, with Baldelli and Shelton, operates the same way.
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He embraced hugs in the dugout and dances in the clubhouse.
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Maureen is gone, and others in Randburg now run the clubhouse.
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Judge was not in the clubhouse when it opened to reporters.
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Twitter now functions as a clubhouse for much of the news.
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At one point, it was the clubhouse for a fraternal order.
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Along with outdoor amenities, residents also have access to a clubhouse.
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He had a horseshoe pit dug for photographers near the clubhouse.
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But you can't be losing and playing Fortnite in the clubhouse.
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On Monday night, the walk from the clubhouse to the interview room, which required threading his way through the crowd of children waiting outside the visitors' clubhouse for their fathers, was a nostalgic trip for Bellinger.
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The bottom linePros:Cons:Buy the Kiddieland Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Plane Light and Sound Activity Ride-On for $49.99 at TargetBuy the Kiddieland Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Plane Light and Sound Activity Ride-On for $49.99 at Walmart
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If techies are all Peter Pans, this is the Lost Boys' clubhouse.
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In the meantime, he's still with his brothers in the Cubs' clubhouse.
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He became an instant fan favorite and a leader in the clubhouse.
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The course and clubhouse are public, so there are no membership fees.
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She follows them, and finds their filthy makeshift clubhouse in the woods.
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A Kin Kin Clubhouse bartender pours me a 'Some Like It Hot.'
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And I think that's kind of what we have in our clubhouse.
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Strasburg left the clubhouse about 20 minutes after the game was over.
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He saw them lead Wilson out of the clubhouse in cuffs, too.
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What he does in this clubhouse helps all of us young guys.
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Triggs had his injured calf wrapped and was limping in the clubhouse.
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"It became this cool kind of clubhouse," he says of the shoot.
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The old home clubhouse at Wrigley Field never hosted a championship celebration.
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It's a pleasure to be here in this wonderful and historic clubhouse.
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"That's awesome," said Sabathia, who was in the clubhouse when Castro homered.
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Yes, Rodriguez was necessarily contrite and no longer a provocative clubhouse presence.
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"The feeling in this clubhouse is really good right now," Swarzak said.
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A T-shirt depicting the fight is popular in the Texas clubhouse.
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It's the first thing he does when he gets to the clubhouse.
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But around the Yankees' clubhouse, Refsnyder's development has become hard to ignore.
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A feeling grew within the clubhouse that this was a doomed season.
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"It's a clubhouse environment," Joe Einhorn, the store's owner, told Business Insider.
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Afterward, both men exited the clubhouse and shook hands for the cameras.
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Walker also hit 23 home runs and emerged as a clubhouse leader.
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But as far as this clubhouse goes, everybody's family's safe and sound.
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The once-feared closer, Zach Britton, was now in the Yankees' clubhouse.
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Afterward, Callaway expressed remorse and apologized to his players in the clubhouse.
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They call it the clubhouse, and it really does feel like one.
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Socializing at Clubhouse forced Mr. Lino to come out of his shell.
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But after the game, he left the clubhouse without speaking to reporters.
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Watching the replay in the clubhouse later, his teammates roared in delight.
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After the clubhouse celebration, Price brought his goggles to the interview room.
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But the clubhouse hasn't opened yet, the interior still raw in places.
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Just happy to get in the clubhouse with no damage done really.
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Shifflett and his family were staying in the clubhouse at the time.
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The community's tennis courts, pool and clubhouse are just across the street.
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Kapler said they will help build a winning culture in the clubhouse.
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Conforto was one of the last Mets to leave the clubhouse afterward.
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No one in the Yankees clubhouse could remember seeing anything like it.
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For many in the clubhouse, it does not, unless a miracle happens.
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This kept the clubhouse budget from skyrocketing and the plan on track.
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He exited for one more curtain call before disappearing into the clubhouse.
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"It's just the first step," Beltre said from a champagne-soaked clubhouse.
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Park exploded, screaming invectives and throwing furniture and food around the clubhouse.
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ET -- Trump has lunch inside the clubhouse of Trump International Golf Club.
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A clubhouse at trackside offers dining, bar service, locker rooms and more.
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So will Frazier, a veteran whose experience is valued in the clubhouse.
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Luke Voit, who also homered off Hess in the second, said he realized only when he returned to the clubhouse briefly late in the game and saw the clubhouse attendants installing plastic barriers in front of the lockers.
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Word on the street is, the White Sox players recently refused to pay clubhouse dues during a visit to Seattle's Safeco Field because the Mariners front office changed its policy of how the visiting clubhouse manager is paid.
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Some greyer heads in the clubhouse would disagree, grumbling about an easy course.
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The shooting happened Saturday night at the clubhouse of the Lawrence Lions Club.
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RHP Chris Young is the leader in the Royals' clubhouse to start Sunday.
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"It's kind of been my clubhouse fix," he says, of his new team.
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We went out there and the players in the clubhouse took that game.
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This is the clubhouse, and the key to what happened in those Polaroids.
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"It's a lot more fun," Mauer said of being in a winning clubhouse.
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He also opened wide the clubhouse doors to the new folk moving in.
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Forget the Clubhouse, Andy Cohen's powder room is the hottest spot in town!
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Clubhouse box seats are topping out at about $22016,22016 on various ticket sites.
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I think everyone in this clubhouse has the utmost confidence in one another.
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So in this clubhouse, you know who you need to be listening to.
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These White Sox were not — at least not by most outside their clubhouse.
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But as Collins looked around the Mets' clubhouse, no acceptable substitute jumped out.
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I mean, it's an extremely disappointed clubhouse because we want to keep playing.
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He, covered his face, waved them away, and kept walking to the clubhouse.
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I walked in the clubhouse and I still had ice down my pants.
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He was in the clubhouse, he said, but was still in his uniform.
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But he could not find the keys and soon retreated to the clubhouse.
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"It was pretty quiet in there," Manager Joe Girardi of the Yankees' clubhouse.
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In the Mets' clubhouse, Familia, 247, is usually smiling, joking or playing pranks.
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Fishman Lobster Clubhouse restaurant in Toronto is famous for its giant seafood feasts.
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And in the first inning, Cabrera joined his injured teammates in the clubhouse.
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Before Game 5, the Cubs showed various "Rocky" movies on the clubhouse TVs.
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Before he signed, he said, he asked old friends about the clubhouse dynamic.
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He scrunched his face and nodded in the direction of the Cubs' clubhouse.
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That assessment got back to McCullers later, in the soggy, smoky home clubhouse.
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Think of it as a virtual clubhouse for talking about the midterm elections.
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"The more positive things in the clubhouse, the better the results," Contreras said.
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At the clubhouse buffet, chickpea pasta is in, but chicken fingers are out.
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Plenty of prospects await in the high minors, scratching at the clubhouse door.
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He's leading the league in home runs, he's been awesome in our clubhouse.
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He received fluids in the clubhouse and recovered fully after a treatment session.
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As the players checked their travel bags, Frazier eyed the clubhouse Sunday afternoon.
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There were days when the clubhouse would be completely empty, except for Aaron.
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Gonzalez played well for Boston, but some considered him a divisive clubhouse presence.
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Afterward the Braves sat in the clubhouse and talked about fastballs, not sliders.
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According to the talk in the clubhouse, however, the audition is already over.
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We started this year to build a new clubhouse for the sailing school.
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In the Cubs' clubhouse before Tuesday's game, however, the mood was more upbeat.
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Before the next game, though, Daulton was waiting for Hollins in the clubhouse.
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Sandy Koufax, baseball royalty on both coasts, strode regally through the visitors' clubhouse.
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But it may be harder to regain his status in the Mets' clubhouse.
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Lying to the news media is one thing, but what about the clubhouse?
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After the game, the news was dealt with glumly in the Yankees' clubhouse.
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In 2004, the Alotian Club opened, and the clubhouse opened the next year.
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Somewhere, perhaps, the former clubhouse manager of the Randburg Mets was dancing again.
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Across Eighth Avenue in the Nordstrom Men's Store is another bar, the Clubhouse.
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Off the ice, in the clubhouse, the Ardsley club's elders dissected the matches.
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It's as if you'd popped through a trap door into a secret clubhouse.
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I think everybody in that clubhouse knew he was going to come through.
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"Our mom brings food to the clubhouse—huge plates for everybody," Nicolas said.
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In 2013, Family Care connected Ms. Perez to the East New York Clubhouse.
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Is there anyone else in the Twins clubhouse who speaks German or Polish?
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Just a few months ago, he got married in the Giants' home clubhouse.
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The clubhouse — any clubhouse — is his sanctuary, his favorite spot in the world, the place where he starts his day preparing for a game, well before his players arrive, so he can give them his full attention when they do.
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Heretofore, teams across MLB would pay its visiting clubhouse staff a certain wage (probably pretty low in most cases) and players would augment it in the form of tipping — with the clubhouse manager dividing up the tips however he saw fit.
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" As for Henry, "he would be a building contractor, because he built a clubhouse.
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" Bradley, who was moving well in the clubhouse, said: "I feel a lot better.
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She's written "the clubhouse" on a card and is pinning that to the board.
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Steven Stamkos signed one for Lightning fan Dioner Navarro in the clubhouse last summer.
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Now, with a lower profile, Amaro delights in the little surprises of clubhouse life.
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The clubhouse is not, like most things in TrumpLand, covered in gold-plated glitz.
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The Cubs signed Ross in 2014 largely for his abilities as a clubhouse leader.
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Since I don't play golf, I stayed in the clubhouse and read this novel.
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"We all have that feeling in the clubhouse, out in the dugout," Price said.
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He likes the clubhouse, he likes the team's chances to make a playoff run.
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Don't forget internal value, as in "the clubhouse or locker room presence," said Salemi.
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He eventually got up and slowly walked off the field and into the clubhouse.
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The demise of the Harlem Clubhouse opens up room for groups such as Latinos.
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She drove to the Sun City Aliante clubhouse, where her parents sometimes drank coffee.
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As the bottom of the 10th played out, Mitchell was in the Mets' clubhouse.
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Chad Green and Conor Mullee arrived together in the Yankees' clubhouse at 10 a.m.
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He is so ingrained in the culture within the building and within the clubhouse.
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It was a formality for Cotton, who was in the clubhouse Friday and Saturday.
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Reporters were not allowed to enter the clubhouse until 30 minutes after the game.
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I think I can contribute; I think I can help out in the clubhouse.
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Later that day, they did, in a room off the clubhouse in Yankee Stadium.
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He doesn't say a whole lot in the clubhouse; it's just leading by example.
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The perspective of everyone else in the clubhouse could not have been more different.
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By the time you leave the clubhouse you've got to be done with it.
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The runway and hangar are complete, as is a clubhouse replete with aviation memorabilia.
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" "We wanted Drake in the clubhouse and we were backing Adam in every aspect.
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In 2015, he unsuccessfully stormed the Kansas City Royals clubhouse to confront Yordano Ventura.
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Ross posted a picture of him and his family in the clubhouse to Twitter.
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His teammates did double takes when Lagares walked into the clubhouse the first time.
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This right here is the leader in the clubhouse for dunk of the year.
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He has upgraded the golf course and invested $236 million in the adjacent clubhouse.
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There was a huge oven in the clubhouse with a clothesline running through it.
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But in the Astros' clubhouse, the high-energy, Spanish-speaking Bregman bounces around everywhere.
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Brandon Morrow mentioned it in the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse here late Saturday night.
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Callaway eventually asked a team official to have the reporter removed from the clubhouse.
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Then, finally, he began the walk up the hill toward the clubhouse locker room.
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The beat reporters had gathered their quotes and left the clubhouse to make deadline.
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When you step into The Clubhouse, everything — and we mean everything — is fair game.
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The Rays, meanwhile, got the use of the Mets' clubhouse and all its facilities.
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I think he's brought that to us, that blue-collar mentality in the clubhouse.
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In Atlanta and St. Louis, though, those changes are just fodder for clubhouse contemplation.
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Boone made the short walk from his office to the middle of the clubhouse.
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He fled the field for the clubhouse, falling to the bathroom floor in tears.
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It was conducted in a small public park adjacent to the golf course's clubhouse.
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The tower was built in the late 2718s as a women's residence and clubhouse.
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Players with children are encouraged to bring them into the clubhouse, win or lose.
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But Beltran never made it to the clubhouse as the leader of the Mets.
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In the clubhouse, he was often seen consulting with players before and after games.
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He was in the Seattle clubhouse on Friday night when Pujols joined the club.
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The two lounged together on the couches in the visitors' clubhouse before the game.
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Ms. Kay made it her mission to open the clubhouse without tearing it down.
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The veterans who anchored the lineup — and the clubhouse — in recent years are gone.
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Lucio upgraded, put in a new clubhouse and spent hundreds of thousands in renovations.
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He is known as a solid defender and a good guy in the clubhouse.
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On the surface, we're presented with shiny helmets and cheering crowds and clubhouse families.
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He struck out Matt Adams to end the inning and headed into the clubhouse.
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Clubhouse attendants long have been part of baseball's hidden fabric, serving players' various needs.
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For context, "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is the clubhouse leader with more than 1,000 plays.
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Once in the clubhouse, the couples chatted about their families before getting down to business.
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The Clubhouse humanizes athletes and introduces issues in ways that have never been seen before.
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Cars and homes and the Krewe of Zulu's clubhouse were flooded by thigh-high rain.
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RF Matt Kemp has a familiar face in the Padres clubhouse: bench coach Mark McGwire.
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He was delighted to reach the sanctuary of the clubhouse by just after 3 p.m.
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"I was able to play through it," Smeltzer said to Utley in the Dodgers clubhouse.
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A friend got him into the clubhouse and Gomez sold White on a custom bat.
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The athletic rookie had his left hand wrapped in a bandage in the clubhouse Friday.
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Australian Scott Hend is in the clubhouse at 13-under after a bogey-free 66.
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"My highlight was quiet time with the boy before heading to the Clubhouse," he shared.
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There is a lot of laughing going on in the Red Sox clubhouse these days.
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Bjerregaard visited in February, and says he particularly enjoyed the sweeping view from the clubhouse.
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Shortly before batting practice on Sunday morning, all conversation stopped in the Blue Jays' clubhouse.
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He's earned his stripes on the field, but perhaps not quite yet in the clubhouse.
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Sweating heavily from his forehead, Nova walked into the clubhouse shortly before 214:230 p.m.
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Bryant appeared groggy and walked to the clubhouse with the help of the training staff.
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Not surprisingly, then, there was little enthusiasm in the Yankees' clubhouse over the Miller trade.
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After Wednesday's game, Harvey was milling around the Mets' clubhouse as if everything were normal.
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McGirt took advantage of the weather delay to work on his swing in the clubhouse.
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His law enforcement ties allowed him to gain access, with his son, to the clubhouse.
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Neftali Feliz, who now shares a clubhouse with Freese as a reliever for the Pirates.
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On the way to see the plane, we stopped in Virgin Atlantic's JFK Clubhouse lounge...
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Some clubs have allowed children in the clubhouse after Sunday games, provided they were victories.
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Orioles Quick Comment: Remember how Buck Showalter used to have all those silly clubhouse rules?
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No doubt he instructed the clubhouse to under no condition wake him from this dream.
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Now, most, if not all have a tunnel from the clubhouse down to the dugout.
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Wainwright headed for the clubhouse with a trainer after a long conversation on the mound.
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"Letting down the guys in the clubhouse, that's the hardest part every year," Kershaw said.
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As he walked around the clubhouse after the game, Cespedes's right leg was wrapped up.
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No alcohol was served at the opening, though it will be available at the clubhouse.
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"I like the idea of thinking of it as a clubhouse for jewelry," she said.
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Suddenly, the people on the veranda of the old Tudor clubhouse stopped talking and drinking.
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There are no testers in the clubhouse; investigations can be lengthy, circumstances murky, conclusions confusing.
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Video boards were added in 2014, and a lavish new home clubhouse followed last season.
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Britain's Graeme McDowell and American Patrick Cantlay shared the clubhouse lead at seven-under 135.
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In the Trump era, the Situation Room is the clubhouse of a Trump golf course.
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He's a big part of the mood in the clubhouse and the way things go.
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Burrell was a part of the clubhouse, but he'd go a lot further before long.
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Clubhouse allows developers to organize their days and focus on workflows, not tickets Clubhouse allows developers to organize their days and focus on workflows, not tickets Kurt Schrader, the founder and CEO of the company, says that design was a critical element from day one.
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Players will be barred from using the substance both on the field and in the clubhouse.
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You'll have his stall inside the Angels clubhouse, left untouched for the remainder of the season.
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A sprawling clubhouse sits largely deserted and only one shop in the city's market is open.
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The clubhouse space at the apartment complex had been leased for the party, Clemson police confirmed.
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Malloy, the team's clubhouse manager since 1996, had been packing, labeling and itemizing for several weeks.
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A kind of clubhouse for outlandish furniture, their studio is something of a Willy Wonka wonderland.
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The service is designed as a kind of digital clubhouse for hanging out with your buddies.
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The move provided a boost in the Cubs&apos clubhouse, where confidence is starting to rise.
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"Fourteen cost me a good shot to get in good position in the clubhouse," Fowler said.
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I witnessed these men walk around the clubhouse and the course as if they owned it.
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ESPN will carry some VICE Sports series including "The Clubhouse" on its TV channels and online.
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A close second was his desire to return to the warmth of the Pittsburgh Pirates clubhouse.
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Stuart and Carmelo have also partnered in other ventures, including the award-winning Vice Sports Clubhouse.
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Our players are going to change the culture along with us in the major league clubhouse.
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The saga ended with a torched Beitar clubhouse, two return flights to Chechnya, and national shame.
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Before the game, in the clubhouse, Castro still found himself halfway between Chicago and New York.
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He loudly cheered on teammates, laughed in the clubhouse before games, played music and smiled often.
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Now he is a resident of a Mets clubhouse that is also home to various speakers.
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In the clubhouse that day in the Bronx, he imitated Sheffield, Craig Counsell and Danny Tartabull.
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There were also nicer amenities in the clubhouse area and the lines for everything were shorter.
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"Crazier things have happened, and there is a lot of talent in that clubhouse," he said.
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On Tuesday they welcomed into the clubhouse Ike Davis, who needs little introduction to New Yorkers.
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It couldn't happen to a better team or a better group of people in that clubhouse.
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Mark Lerner, one of the Nationals' owners, left the clubhouse looking shaken, with red, watery eyes.
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I don't think for me it's fair to just come back and walk into the clubhouse.
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The clubhouse of our legendary African American carnival krewe, Zulu, flooded to just under Katrina levels.
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After a loss, my fellow rookies ambled into the clubhouse and found our lockers stripped clean.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Francisco Mejia stepped out of the clubhouse and into the dugout with little fanfare.
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"He is definitely a leader in the clubhouse," Washington starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg said of Werth.
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But he thought Ohtani was well prepared to find his place in a major league clubhouse.
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Perhaps Wright's most lasting impact will be off the field: in the stands and the clubhouse.
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In the code of the clubhouse, Kelly protected his teammate, and Holt liked what it suggested.
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The last person Trump escorted out of the clubhouse was Giuliani, the former New York mayor.
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But he was also a keen observer, thirsting for information despite a lifetime in the clubhouse.
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"Man," he said, pausing as he tied his cleats in the visitors' clubhouse at Camden Yards.
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Looking around the clubhouse afterward, Wheeler knew the team needed to take its winning ways west.
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Monthly common charges are $1,600, and include access to a community clubhouse, pool and private beach.
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But Carrasco endeared himself to the clubhouse and the community by leaning into his charity work.
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Still, the tension between Girardi and his pitchers made for an unusually somber postgame Yankees clubhouse.
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Approachable, completely leads by example, is one of the drivers of our culture in our clubhouse.
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But he sees the chandeliers in the clubhouse, the air-conditioning equipment in the surrounding villas.
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When Robertson rejoined the Yankees in a trade last week, he found a much different clubhouse.
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That's the thing that people outside the clubhouse don't understand: we can't get past each day.
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Residents have the use of Pajaro Dunes facilities, including tennis courts, a clubhouse and conference facilities.
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After the Cubs had sprayed celebratory Champagne throughout the visitors' clubhouse in Cleveland, he doubled down.
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"Yeah, I mean, it crushes us in this clubhouse," said James Shields, who started Friday's game.
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They've been some of my best sources of information, giving me a pulse of the clubhouse.
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Altuve and Hernandez appeared to avoid serious injury and were in Houston's clubhouse after the game.
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You see it every day, the vibe in the clubhouse, the way they believe in themselves.
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The Clubhouse Nordstrom Men's Store 235 West 57th Street, 212-843-5100, shop.nordstrom.com/c/new-york.
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I was tempted to stay there with one of the many books scattered throughout the clubhouse.
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Many of the ingredients for developing a clubhouse bonhomie on the fly are already in place.
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"It got out," Verlander said with a shrug by his locker in the Detroit Tigers' clubhouse.
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I've never walked foot in the Angels' clubhouse, so I'm in it with an open mind.
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" Fiers told reporters in the Tigers clubhouse that he thought Stanton's actions were "childish" and "immature.
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Then make sure to go to City Lights Bookstore, Lawrence Ferlinghetti's legendary bookstore/beat poet clubhouse.
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He's the one guy I've seen in my career that never shows his face in the clubhouse.
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At Mortonhall, one of the oldest courses, the "Junior Champions" board is prominently displayed in the clubhouse.
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It specifies that the clubhouse includes a sauna, a locker room with showers, and a squash court.
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Cohen, who turns 50 on Saturday, gasped as the "New Light" singer strolled into the Bravo Clubhouse.
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The vibe in the clubhouse is good, everybody is working to try and get better every day.
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It lingered inside the Astros clubhouse too, where jokes about their data-heavy approach flew among players.
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Hall also shares that he is excited for Djanai to be treated with equality at the ClubHouse.
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A champion on the front nine can look like a chump while playing back towards the clubhouse.
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It has a championship tennis court with its own clubhouse and its own boat shed with slip.
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Clubhouse and bullpen televisions will have access to the game feed only on an eight-second delay.
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There's a massive cardboard recreation of the clubhouse, complete with a life-size Andy Cohen cut-out.
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I know in our clubhouse, there's a lot of respect for what he's doing, certainly the pitchers.
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The incident occurred in a clubhouse at the apartment complex, a couple of miles from Clemson Univ.
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The lawyer got the team to set up secret cameras in the clubhouse and the equipment room.
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He proved to be an adept fielder, and teammates took to his earnest approach in the clubhouse.
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"Frustrating" was a word that came up often in the Yankees' clubhouse afterward, from players including Rodriguez.
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They will continue to welcome women on the course and in the clubhouse as guests and visitors.
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Ellis was a Dodger stalwart, a close friend of Kershaw's, and his loss hit the clubhouse hard.
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It sure feels a lot better when you hear that music in the clubhouse (after a win).
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"There's nothing I can really say right now," Walker said before leaving the clubhouse after the game.
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The day before he starts, he usually stays inside the clubhouse rather than sit in the dugout.
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Others roll their bats on the clubhouse carpet as deliberately as bocce balls, watching intently for imperfections.
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Upon entering the dugout, deGrom signaled to the trainer Ray Ramirez to follow him into the clubhouse.
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He even has plans to turn one of the larger structures on the land into a clubhouse.
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He sat in outfield seats at the Polo Grounds close enough to shout into the Giants' clubhouse.
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Because he knows how hard it is to be in this clubhouse, and he respects the position.
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His explanation underscored how widespread the slur had become: It was now part of everyday clubhouse chatter.
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The Mariners somehow struck gold in the form of clubhouse chemistry, soft-tossing starters, and Edwin Diaz.
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"You walk in our clubhouse and our new weight room has all mirrors," catcher David Ross said.
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The clubhouse, with a construction budget of $22017 million, sells Trump chardonnay and assorted Trump-embossed trinkets.
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Dr. Vance Polley, a Presbyterian minister, officiated at the River Course Clubhouse at the Kiawah Island Club.
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When it started with a handful of members, the club was just a dock without a clubhouse.
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Clubhouse is also encouraged by the strong support it has received from the engineering community to date.
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The 26-year-old right-hander was escorted straight to the clubhouse by the Giants' medical staff.
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Those changes are not yet reflected on the champions boards inside the clubhouse and in public areas.
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After the game, Frazier motioned to Alonso a few lockers down his aisle in the visitors' clubhouse.
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Boone's ability to connect, especially in a young Yankees clubhouse, was said to be critical to Cashman.
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At one point, he walked up to Cora in the clubhouse, said it again, and walked away.
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Actually, though, it is there only because the clubhouse manager gave it to Collins as a gift.
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While the Yankees began preparing for the season, Austin was whisking around the clubhouse on a scooter.
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"Rally Cat will be cared for by our team, making the Cardinals clubhouse his home," Watermon said.
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He brooded in the Astrodome clubhouse after the game, even though the Phillies had swept the series.
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Bosco So, a Universal Life minister, officiated at the Trocadero Clubhouse in Stern Grove in San Francisco.
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I don't even run back and look, and I could run back and look in our clubhouse.
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But just as Saturday evening's game came into view, a clubhouse attendant finally began removing Harvey's belongings.
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"I get beat by two lousy fly balls," Sports Illustrated quoted Antonelli as saying in the clubhouse.
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"Teams want you — it's an amazing thing," he said late Wednesday night in a nearly empty clubhouse.
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But Larsen became aware that he had pitched a perfect game only when he entered the clubhouse.
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All Golden Oak residents get access to a luxurious clubhouse complete with a pool, gym, and spa.
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But shortly after Desmond signed, Black told the clubhouse manager that he was ready for a change.
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In the desert oasis, both properties feature lush luxury restaurants, a clubhouse, fitness centers and other amenities.
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"Every player in that clubhouse knows we have never won it," Leyland said at a news conference.
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He finished the game but had to ice the ankle afterward and was limping around the clubhouse.
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In one of the shirtless photos, Robinson is seen talking to a white teammate in the clubhouse.
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"He was walking into the clubhouse, and I had to stop him," Judge said with a smile.
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Maddon wore a Joe Namath jersey in the clubhouse, though he made no guarantees for his team.
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Her gregarious disposition has endeared Ms. Perez to many at the Clubhouse, fostering a community of support.
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Dancing, to music from the '60s and '70s in the resort's clubhouse, followed the 40-minute ceremony.
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Members enjoy putting greens and a 43,000-square-foot clubhouse where weddings and other events take place.
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According to Clubhouse, the company believes it's in pole position to capture a serious chunk of Atlassian's foothold, given it designed its two products to have tighter integration than the legacy platforms, and since Clubhouse is essentially providing free versions of what many are already paying for to date.
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Most spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid violating rules that ban public discussion of clubhouse affairs.
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Springer was replaced by pinch-runner Jake Marisnick and went to the clubhouse accompanied by a team trainer.
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Adams is accused of fatally shooting Bracke, 70, and Hanen, 78, at the park's clubhouse area, police said.
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I remember walking through the clubhouse, through an army of speechless young men unable to express their grief.
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"Moving the Clubhouse to L.A. is a win all the way around," Cohen tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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This season the Yankees have affixed all of their retired numbers above the lockers in the home clubhouse.
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As such, he found himself in the position of giving advice to the newbie in the Yankees clubhouse.
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Inside, spring was just around the corner for Kevin Malloy, his clubhouse crew and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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If automotive destruction isn't your scene, perhaps the prospect of the world's most impenetrable clubhouse is more appealing.
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Jessica shows Chloe the photo of her unconscious in the Clubhouse, a naked Bryce standing over her body.
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After returning to their clubhouse the team was seen playing "New York, New York" while joyously singing along.
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NOTES: St. Louis CF Dexter Fowler (illness) was sent home by the club after arriving at the clubhouse.
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When passes out of isolation are accounted for, Paul's outrageous 1.31 points per possession is the clubhouse leader.
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Bob Uecker isn't a part of the Milwaukee clubhouse, but he may as well be furniture in it.
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Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn, who was clubhouse leader after the first round, withdrew on Friday with a knee injury.
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They descended through the dugout into the Dodgers clubhouse, where they could devise a new means of escape.
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He lay on the ground for a few minutes before walking to the clubhouse under his own power.
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Various items featuring the character are placed on the clubhouse set of the Bravo host's late-night show.
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But I have a responsibility to David Wright, to the other 24 guys in the clubhouse and myself.
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He was not the only player in the Yankees' clubhouse this month to face a steep learning curve.
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"It's opened a lot of eyes, not just in our clubhouse but around baseball," manager Scott Servais said.
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Fresh from Class AAA Las Vegas, Rivera walked around the already packed Mets clubhouse looking for his locker.
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Hoover was dealing with an illness that had made its way around the Diamondbacks clubhouse in recent weeks.
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After infuriating starts, Lackey said, he has had to tip the clubhouse assistants for damaging tables and chairs.
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The men ate hamburgers inside the clubhouse at Kasumigaseki Country Club overlooking the green before hitting the links.
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He would rather be in a clubhouse, playing cribbage at noon before a night game, than anyplace else.
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Back at the clubhouse, the boss will make me empty my pockets and show him what I got.
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More specifically, he's in Allentown, Pennsylvania, shirtless at a table in the Lehigh Valley IronPigs' cramped visitors' clubhouse.
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Adam LaRoche quit because his 14-year-old son was no longer welcome in the White Sox clubhouse.
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The Ayla Golf Academy and Clubhouse looks like a natural part of the dune landscape in Aqaba, Jordan.
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"Right now, the primary feeling is bitterness," he said before going into the Indians' clubhouse to offer congratulations.
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"It feels like guys are working angry," Wood said on Saturday, in the Dodgers' clubhouse at Camelback Ranch.
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They dressed in a spacious home clubhouse, took batting practice first and took the field before the Yankees.
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"I'm going to be the best," Anderson said recently, at his corner locker in the White Sox clubhouse.
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I was in the Phillies' clubhouse after that loss, when Halladay expressed a version of the comment above.
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"You get a blank canvas every year," said Jay Bruce, the Mets right fielder, standing in the clubhouse.
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"A couple of guys said the phrase, 'Don't poke the sleeping bear,'" Hoskins said in the visitors' clubhouse.
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He's trying to impress the beautiful woman having dinner at the next table at Craig's, the Hollywood clubhouse.
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The Santikhiri Estate, on its southern shore, offers residents a pool, a clubhouse and a hilltop yoga studio.
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Cora called him a clubhouse leader who helps fellow starters by analyzing video and watching their bullpen sessions.
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"The clubhouse guy in San Diego had a big snake that he used to feed rats," Franco added.
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Clubhouse staff members kicked around possibilities, and Joe Lee, the assistant equipment manager, suggested that players sign it.
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Everywhere they went that season, the Astros took an upright, game show-style spinning wheel for their clubhouse.
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"It is going to be an exciting change of culture in our clubhouse," Shelton said in a statement.
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The spot's discreet courtyard location evokes a secret clubhouse where the city's art world and fashionistas hang out.
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"I think there's a growing belief internally here, in that clubhouse, that we are extremely talented," Bridich said.
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In other words, they probably won't have much need to spend time at this aesthetically off-brand clubhouse.
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Along the way, the clubhouse was shuttered, the special knock was abandoned, and a certain spirit went away.
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"It was pretty devastating," his father, Kelepi Finau, said Thursday as he stood near the Augusta National clubhouse.
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Some clubs have had clubhouse attendants quickly relay information to the dugout from the personnel monitoring video feeds.
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I told myself to put all that stuff behind me and focus on the guys in the clubhouse.
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By the time he emerged from the clubhouse, he had already been asked several times about his call.
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"Come back and do your thing tomorrow," shortstop Francisco Lindor said in the hush of the losing clubhouse.
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Lyle told Steinbrenner to read the book, that it really included no clubhouse tales told out of school.
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Maybin's impact, though, has extended beyond the field, to the doses of cheerfulness he brings to the clubhouse.
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" After loss No. 23, Young left the Mets' clubhouse wearing a black T-shirt reading "LIVE AND LEARN.
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"We get five to 10 media people in the clubhouse; playing in D.C., you get 083," Espinosa said.
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The future clubhouse was a hole in the ground, with a foundation in place and not much else.
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That roughly echoes George Steinbrenner's edict during the Yankees' dynasty, as voiced in the clubhouse by Derek Jeter.
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This year-old spot is the unofficial clubhouse for a neighborhood leaning into its reinvigoration with nerdy swagger.
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He led me straight to the clubhouse, into the grill room, where other green jackets were milling about.
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My own grandparents, at their snowbird home in Deerfield Beach, delight in nightly shows at their community's clubhouse.
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Franzie Pendergrass and Leroy Pearson told WYFF they were in the middle of the clubhouse during the party.
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Welcome to another eventful day at Citi Field, where baseball often takes a back seat to clubhouse intrigue.
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He was willing "to be a little uncomfortable" to get Corbin, he said, and the clubhouse is grateful.
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In the clubhouse, the business of baseball has come up a lot in conversation among players, including Judge.
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Mr. Srebernik said L'Atelier's centerpiece is the three-story clubhouse with a spa, a gym and two pools.
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Rec Room itself isn't really a game; it's more like a virtual clubhouse built around social activities, like paintball.
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Over the course of one weekend, the Mets managed to turn a clubhouse dildo into a Matt Harvey controversy.
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Marty O'Donnell I was still confused when they came out of the clubhouse and presented it to the team.
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Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of Canary, Orchard Platform, Tinybop, Hungryroot, Clubhouse, Ringly, and goTenna among others.
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" But Cohen, 49, says one star in particular was nervous to sit across from him in the WWHL "Clubhouse.
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An eagle on par-five 18th completed a spectacular turnaround as Lee took the clubhouse lead at 10-under.
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It was a real clubhouse, everybody was there every day, talking about things, sharing records, buying tickets to events.
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Members also have access to a private clubhouse with dining options, a pool, fitness facility and family game areas.
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It's worth noting that, for all the griping about Sabathia's timing, none of it came from the Yankees clubhouse.
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Afterward, a regular custom commenced in the visitor's clubhouse as Gonzalez was queried about his success against the Mets.
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Bauer spoke with the team's trainer near the mound before slowly walking off the field and into the clubhouse.
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A box in the clubhouse level means there are four to six metal folding chairs blocked out by dividers.
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To get to 12-under, I think that would be a decent number to sit in the clubhouse at.
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In a group chat, adding emoji can feel like tacking up posters on the walls of a virtual clubhouse.
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Two innings later, he came off the field, threw his glove onto the bench and headed for the clubhouse.
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Golfers raced into the clubhouse as lightning bombarded the giant black sky, as if there were an air war.
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With the cemetery a mud pit, the lawn bowling clubhouse would have to suffice for the funeral service. Mrs.
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About two hours later, as players milled about the clubhouse, Warthen paced the room, checking in with his pitchers.
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The clubhouse looked like the hunting lodge that the woman-hater in the OG Disney Snow White hung out.
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After the game, the Mets' clubhouse was not celebrating with thumping music, as it usually does after a victory.
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Despite the turmoil, nothing seismic happened when the Fox went coed, according to one member interviewed outside the clubhouse.
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Amenities in Paradise Cove include a 24-hour guard-gated entry, a community tennis court, and a community clubhouse.
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As he arrived in the clubhouse Wednesday, he received birthday wishes and fist bumps from a parade of teammates.
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As omens go, it was akin to opening an umbrella in the Red Sox clubhouse and shattering a mirror.
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He wants you to do good, he wants to talk to you, and that's for everybody in the clubhouse.
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"He could see, in the clubhouse, that character was something you can't put a dollar figure on," Schilling said.
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Mostly, though, Beltre and Beltran are revered in the clubhouse for their preparation, and the curiosity that fuels it.
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On Baseball The first thing you noticed, upon entering the clubhouse of the Chicago White Sox in Glendale, Ariz.
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Just as I was entering the visiting clubhouse after the final out, who calls me back on the phone?
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Surrounded by reporters in the Dodgers' clubhouse after the game, Kershaw spoke quietly, too tired to muster a smile.
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After the 4-3 loss in Game 1 on Friday, you could feel the frustration in the Nationals' clubhouse.
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Collins has a keen eye and ear for clubhouse psychology, but he can get twitchy with his decision making.
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"Media access will be maintained in designated locations outside of the locker room and clubhouse setting," the statement read.
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"It's got to happen," Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher David Price told reporters as he walked into the clubhouse Thursday.
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Duda had his old locker in the clubhouse but went 0 for 3 with three strikeouts and a walk.
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"Boston-Yankees is like the oldest rivalry in sports," Voit said, in the soggy Yankees clubhouse late Wednesday night.
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"In some sense, having financial flexibility opens more avenues," General Manager Farhan Zaidi said in the clubhouse Tuesday night.
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"It's not something that's a big issue in our clubhouse," Boone said — neglecting at least one corner of it.
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Members of the division were summoned to a meeting inside the Clubhouse, the nickname for one of Nike's buildings.
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The nameplates in the team's spring training clubhouse, especially those above the pitchers' lockers, were a sight to behold.
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"Now go get 'em, Jon," Backman said as a smiling Niese headed to the clubhouse to pack his belongings.
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"It stinks that we have to have this conversation," Price said Thursday in the visiting clubhouse at Yankee Stadium.
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But the social divides that form in the clubhouse between English- and Spanish-speaking players bugged Jeter, he said.
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In 2016, he was referred to East New York Clubhouse, which offers support services to adults with mental illness.
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In his 16 months on the job, Boone has brought to the clubhouse a unity that's impossible to miss.
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They analyzed every available angle of the race on screens in a tiny clubhouse office high above the racetrack.
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Connie Allred, 68, a retired dental receptionist, occasionally attended Zumba fitness classes with Ms. Danley at the subdivision's clubhouse.
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In the Yankees' clubhouse that night, Alex Rodriguez mused about his shifting role, wondering aloud about life after baseball.
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He was initially treated in the clubhouse for dehydration but was taken to a hospital when the symptoms continued.
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Asked what steps he might take to safeguard the healthy bodies in his clubhouse, Collins let out a laugh.
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Parks officials said that under the terms of the contract, the clubhouse must be completed by March 31, 20.6.
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As celebrated as he was for his cuddly "Grandpa Rossy" persona, Ross was also an enforcer in the clubhouse.
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"I think it's encouraging to our clubhouse," Manager Joe Girardi said after the Garcia deal was announced Sunday morning.
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"Everything people say is true right now about the postseason, I understand that," Kershaw said in the clubhouse later.
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In the Bronx, the Answer Is Yes At Crotona Park, a stylish new clubhouse is about more than topspin.
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"I got in trouble for wearing a thong in my own clubhouse when female reporters were present," Huff said.
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"Daddy, I saw you hit a home run," Holliday's 3-year-old son, Reed, shouted in the Yankees clubhouse.
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After he gave up the most famous home run ever, Back in the clubhouse Branca lay weeping, face down.
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Rojas offers the organization some continuity amid the disruption, and he is familiar with the talent in the clubhouse.
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Woods could be heard on the CBS broadcast replying, "Excuse me?" to LaCava before he stepped into the clubhouse.
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So far, only one course has been built along with a clubhouse and a boutique hotel with 16 rooms.
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BOURNEMOUTH, England — The original and atmospheric clubhouse where Fred Perry and Rod Laver once turned heads is long gone.
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On Baseball A wooden cabinet breaks up a long row of lockers in the Mets' clubhouse at Citi Field.
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It grants me access to the backdoor of the Christian IV's Guild clubhouse in the Danish city of Aalborg.
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Back at the clubhouse, Kerr expressed dismay at what she considered the latest instance of a man's micro-aggression.
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"He took great pride in the clubhouse, making sure it was very comfortable for all the members," he added.
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After a disappointing 2015 season that included clubhouse turmoil under then-manager Matt Williams, the Nationals turned to Baker.
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"We have a clubhouse full of veterans, and they have all been through a game like this," Collins said.
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The community's clubhouse offers a variety of amenities, including tennis courts, an indoor heated pool and a fitness center.
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Afterward they returned to the clubhouse, where Trump's normal order includes either a cheeseburger or a few hot dogs.
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The other guys got a lot of the credit, but in that clubhouse, you knew who the leaders were.
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While the restaurants are open to the public, you'll need to apply for a membership to enter the clubhouse.
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"They had security officials on every corner of the clubhouse and on the exterior, as well," he told reporters.
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And it was really, really difficult to get from the course into the clubhouse, especially in a European cart.
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The 20-acre gated community is filled with amenities, including a clubhouse, a playground, and a massive outdoor pool.
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According to the suit, Antonucci regularly fondled young boys at the MSBC clubhouse, often in sight of other boys.
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As the golfers finished their rounds, they retired to the clubhouse restaurant for lunch and cocktails near a blazing fireplace.
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I think the addition of two guys certainly boosts the clubhouse in knowing there's an uptick in offense that's capable.
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But, manager Craig Counsell says there's a balance between productivity and the impact of Hill's veteran presence in the clubhouse.
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Their ClubHouse will include five key spaces, including an arts and crafts "creation station" and a multi-sensory experience room.
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At 9 PM on Monday the VICE Sports' series The Clubhouse will debut as an hour long special on ESPN2.
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As despised as he was by most fans and opponents, Rodriguez was revered in his own clubhouse (by many anyway).
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"I've got a good VPN service and some sock accounts ready to go over there," one Mickey's Clubhouse member wrote.
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Members of Mickey's Clubhouse brag that Disqus "raids" on Breitbart and other websites are crucial to indoctrinating new white nationalists.
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They text Marcus the clubhouse video to tell him it goes wide unless he comes to school in a dress.
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"That's the sign of a real pro and a guy who wants to be huge in our clubhouse," Collins said.
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Navarro, who played previously in Toronto, was texting with a Blue Jays player when Hahn approached him in the clubhouse.
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I think everyone will understand, in that clubhouse, the potential of a healthy Miguel swinging the bat like he can.
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Keep them occupied with this wooden swing set, featuring two swings, a slide, rock wall, sandbox, clubhouse, and chalkboard tarp.
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" Before the media entered the celebrating visitors' clubhouse, the Red Sox tweaked their rivals by blaring "New York, New York.
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It's no coincidence that Sessions was the anomaly in Trump's Cabinet, the seasoned vet in a clubhouse full of rookies.
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"North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States," Trump said from the clubhouse of his resort.
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Sitting on a chair on the opposite side of the clubhouse, McCann appreciated the sentiment and spoke glowingly of McCullers.
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The best thing a player can do is control that story before it controls them, the clubhouse, and their future.
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Dele Alli is the rare type of player that would be welcomed on any team for his clubhouse banter alone.
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The crowd booed Harvey roundly as he left the field, walking down the dugout steps and straight toward the clubhouse.
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In the clubhouse, Asmussen had watched Ortiz save yards by deftly slicing through openings without having to slow Creator down.
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However, he enjoyed watching the end of the game in the clubhouse, as Albert Pujols hit a game-ending homer.
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Flores, who remains close to Tejada, greeted Syndergaard with a big hug when he first saw him in the clubhouse.
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When Harper left the stadium, he was walking on his own power in the Nationals' clubhouse around 1:45 a.m.
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Players have said the clubhouse attitude improved when Reyes, whose energy can be contagious, joined the Mets on July 5.
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Two giant red Cincinnati Reds duffel bags sat in Jay Bruce's locker in the far corner of the Mets' clubhouse.
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A short show like "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" or"Jake and the Never Land Pirates" can buy you just enough time.
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" Scioscia denied the frustration factor, saying, "I don't think we're at the point where there's frustration that permeates this clubhouse.
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Because in (Triple-A) Las Vegas, there's a whole clubhouse filled with guys who want to be in this room.
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He chose family over allowing his sons to be in the clubhouse, and we respect what he had to do.
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The ritual is only one reason a newcomer feels he has entered a foreign country — or a teenage boy's clubhouse.
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They sat and talked about golf for more than an hour before continuing the conversation over lunch in the clubhouse.
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After doing so, Cespedes then pulled up to the sleek white clubhouse, where an attendant offered to park his Jeep.
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De La Rosa, who left the clubhouse before the media entered, is the Rockies' all-time leader with 80 wins.
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He called reporters back into the clubhouse after the game to apologize, and has been ordered to undergo diversity training.
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Maddon, 62, stood in the clubhouse wearing the black wet suit of a diver and a baseball cap turned backward.
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In the evening, Mr. Trump left the clubhouse with Mr. Pence to attend meetings on another part of the property.
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More jarring was the new Ford GoBike docking station that a Lyft-owned company had installed next to the clubhouse.
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Melvin has noticed a difference in the clubhouse, with fewer placeholders and more players who genuinely want to be there.
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If a player says something recondite or distasteful, you can look for him to come walking through the clubhouse door.
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Stefan was there again the clubhouse, where his father picked him up and held him close as he accepted congratulations.
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Because Altuve is well known in the Astros' clubhouse for singing along to music, Bregman wanted to do it, too.
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Even so, Girardi was an excellent manager — driven, prepared, caring — and he shepherded a young clubhouse into a new era.
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Her headquarters, not far from the elder Lipinski's old clubhouse, is filled with signs trumpeting "Intersectional Feminism" and L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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Cardinals 211, Mets 3 When Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard strode into the home clubhouse at Citi Field around 11 a.m.
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Alejandro Pena, a Mets reliever in the early 218s, had Darling's favorite clubhouse nickname: Dirty, Stinky, Rotten, Filthy Al Pena.
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Sabathia's teammates say there is a different vibe on the field and in the clubhouse when he is among them.
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It is also as far from the course's main entrance and clubhouse as a visitor can walk on the grounds.
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In the Hudson Valley, the designers Elise McMahon and Enky Bayarsaikhan have built a creative clubhouse for the local community.
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Instead of a victory, it was another stroll straight to the clubhouse for Woods, who finished tied for sixth place.
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On a normal day, the interview would have been held at Harper's locker in the Philadelphia Phillies' spring training clubhouse.
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"As a pitching coach and a pitcher, you're going to click anyway," Chavez said recently in the Chicago Cubs' clubhouse.
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In La Zagaleta's clubhouse, deer head trophies serve as a reminder that Mr. Khashoggi once enjoyed hunting on his grounds.
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"What I draw off our '04 team is that the guys in the clubhouse focused on each day," Roberts said.
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Sanchez said from the first moment Parra stepped into the dugout in May, he began injecting positivity into the clubhouse.
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Parra began blaring his upbeat music in the clubhouse and injected an infectious positive energy that drew in other players.
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"I remember in L.A., he made his first noise about, like, positive thoughts in the clubhouse," Sánchez told the outlet.
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Uribe gave the Mets' sagging offense a legitimate bat off the bench and jolted the clubhouse with his upbeat personality.
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He lounged on the couches in the clubhouse and laughed with his friend and mentor Jose Reyes, a Mets infielder.
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So much champagne and beer flowed in the visitors' clubhouse on Saturday that there were standing puddles on the carpet.
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After the postponement was announced, clubhouse assistants scurried about, packing the team's gear for the flight back to New York.
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"The last two days, I feel a lot of energy in this clubhouse, different than before," shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera said.
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In the clubhouse, the Yankees were looking at video clips to try to see how it had happened, Frazier said.
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MIAMI — After Monday's game in Philadelphia, Mets Manager Terry Collins stopped Jose Reyes in the hallway before entering the clubhouse.
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Behind the 24-hour guarded gate lie a community tennis court, clubhouse, and one of the country's most beautiful beaches.
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The homes include a small kitchen, but guests also have access to a clubhouse with a full-size cooking facility.
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Still, in a circumspect, say-the-right-thing clubhouse, Frazier immediately stands out for his willingness to speak his mind.
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StyleS Q&A A pop-up of the infamous New York clubhouse welcomes visitors to the city's first Frieze fair.
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After the tense questioning wrapped up, the reporters headed to the main part of the clubhouse to wait for players.
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Consequently, more than any other player on the roster, Rizzo has married his considerable youth and abilities to clubhouse clout.
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But Cespedes is so compelling that coaches and teammates left the clubhouse Wednesday morning to snap cellphone pictures of his car.
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We never feel like we are out of a game, and I'm sure they feel the same way in their clubhouse.
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Which made it so surprising that the group not only responded to my email but also invited me to its clubhouse.
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Mr. Hall, 183, is the finance manager of the Clubhouse Network, a nonprofit organization that matches underserved youth with adult mentors.
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German Martin Kaymer and Spain's Rafa Cabrera Bello were the clubhouse leaders on four under par after matching rounds of 69.
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New Society for Wellness, or NSFW, is a members-only clubhouse in New York City that throws three events per week.
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A kid, in the clubhouse, unattended, going through lockers, breaking shit, crying when he's scolded because he's never been disciplined before.
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"They put me in a little car (a laundry basket), and they drove me all over the clubhouse," said Volquez, 33.
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"Moving the Clubhouse to L.A. is a win all the way around," Cohen told PEOPLE in a statement earlier this month.
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Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of Canary, The Wing, Orchard Platform, Tinybop, Hungryroot, Clubhouse, Ringly and goTenna, among others.
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You can get access to the clubhouse level with no seat called a "walk around pass" for about $20163 on Ticketmaster.
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Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of Canary, The Wing, Orchard Platform, Tinybop, Hungryroot, Clubhouse, Ringly, and goTenna among others.
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Boone was tossed before coming out of the dugout, then came out to finish the argument before exiting for the clubhouse.
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The two worked with each other, and when the time came to start a company, they joined forces to found Clubhouse.
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Just last week, Banks broke her silence during her own visit to the WWHL clubhouse and addressed Harlow's claims on air.
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It gained notoriety as one of the substances distributed to dozens of players by the former Mets clubhouse assistant Kirk Radomski.
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In fact, Matheny seems to employ Norris as a kind of hall monitor, responsible for reporting clubhouse violations directly to him.
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Alex Rodriguez emerged from the Yankees' clubhouse two hours before the game against the Texas Rangers on Monday at Yankee Stadium.
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He could live there with family while working with weighted balls at a nearby training facility — the Clubhouse in Fairfield, Conn.
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Zimmermann said he had not been in the visitor's clubhouse until he arrived Monday for the first game of the series.
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As he headed to the clubhouse after his night was done, deGrom motioned to the Mets' head athletic trainer, Ray Ramirez.
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So they spend time with pitchers not only in bullpens, but in the clubhouse, on plane rides and during nights out.
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PHILADELPHIA — The invitation-only CNN Grill is the Democratic convention's unofficial clubhouse for striving media types to see and be seen.
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Only members were allowed inside the clubhouse—but Janet, decades ago, was invited in after a peppery conversation with an Angel.
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When the Indians retreated to their clubhouse during the rain delay, lockers were covered in plastic and Champagne was made ready.
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In dumping Farrell now, Dombrowski agreed that the team needs a new voice in the clubhouse and a fresh public face.
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His office is now a 15-foot-wide trailer that is equal parts workshop, clubhouse and rock 'n' roll tour bus.
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The best moment to rip a team's effort, and to call a clubhouse meeting, is before an ace takes the mound.
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You can also talk to them on the phone and via email, or meet them in real life at a Clubhouse.
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He sent Tony Zych, a rookie pitcher and billiards expert, to buy a pool table for the middle of the clubhouse.
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Korean teams spend far less time in the clubhouse than their American counterparts, which limited his ability to bond with teammates.
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"We were a mixed club until the 1890s, when the ladies elected to leave and build their own clubhouse," Cheyne said.
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One evening, after the clubhouse had emptied of cadres, she clambered in through the window and sat herself on the bench.
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Once, while managing the Boston Red Sox, he stood in a hallway of the visiting clubhouse in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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"No way," said Kerber as she stared at her name on the board of champions inside the clubhouse after the match.
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McCullers Sr. took a hard-hat tour during construction, and once took Lance Jr. to meet the players in the clubhouse.
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He has yet to swing a bat and was wearing a wrap over the injury in the clubhouse after the game.
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The Dodgers confined most of their celebration to the clubhouse, never making a move for the pool beyond the outfield wall.
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McCann recalls arriving at the Braves' minor league complex in 2002 after signing and seeing two other players in the clubhouse.
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When Frazier arrives at the clubhouse each day, he typically eats three scrambled eggs with cheese, three pancakes and hash browns.
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The clubhouse floors, though, were a bit bouncy — a product of building them on top of the indoor warm-up track.
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Ramos is known as a steady personality in the clubhouse, and he survived a kidnapping in his native Venezuela in 2011.
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Endangered Spaces Loved by Wall Streeters and scruffy comic book junkies alike, Chameleon Comics was a clubhouse in the Financial District.
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Before Game 7, he laughed and cued up a playlist of 1980s music in the clubhouse to loosen up his teammates.
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Inside the condo's clubhouse, Tara put on her hastily altered Stella York wedding dress and surprised her Nana with a photoshoot.
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Vazquez began the week by getting into an altercation with teammate Kyle Crick in the Pirates clubhouse before the series opener.
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Girardi went with the elder, and the reaction in the Yankees' clubhouse after their Game 215 victory on Monday was resounding.
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That clubhouse, the center of life in the newly built company town, was the building that later became the Bost Hotel.
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Todd Frazier, left, and Clint Frazier have livened up the Yankees lineup and clubhouse since their arrival weeks apart in July.
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The other Frazier in the Yankees' clubhouse, outfielder Clint Frazier, needed a new number after surrendering his No. 30 to Robertson.
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As that plays out off the field, Maddon will try to fix the problems on the field and in the clubhouse.
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However, as Niall Stanage writes, the path is far from clear as Biden has proved a durable leader in the clubhouse.
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He wanted to get to know Yoenis Cespedes, who is regarded around the clubhouse as the team's moodiest, most tempestuous player.
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Beltran was obviously a leader of the clubhouse, but we all had a say in everything we were doing in there.
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The black waiter jumps back on his electric golf cart, after writing down their orders, and heads off toward the clubhouse.
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This is a fact that becomes obvious as Clay and Justin (Brandon Flynn) investigate Liberty's awful baseball clubhouse throughout season 2.
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The last golfers have just putted out on the 18th hole and head toward the restaurant, which doubles as a clubhouse.
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On Saturday, shortly after match point, she was inside the clubhouse, examining the board that bears the names of past champions.
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He was, indeed, in a major league clubhouse, with an eight-figure contract and a team that was counting on him.
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The clubhouse is on the second floor of a residential building on Hudson Street, which had life but wasn't overly bustling.
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Crowds will swell to get a glimpse of you, the ultimate leader in the clubhouse, not the leaders on the course.
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The clubhouse building where the collapse happened is a common area within the complex and was built in 2004, Slann said.
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For example, the dimly lighted check-in area, where loitering is welcome, has a deep leather smell, redolent of a clubhouse.
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Just last month, LULAC's historic "clubhouse" in Houston, Texas, was designated a national treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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I'm one of the owners of the Blue Parrot [a Mexican restaurant in East Hampton] so that's a clubhouse for me.
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In 1923 the young ushers of the Beaux Arts society guided audience members to their seats in the Portland Women's clubhouse.
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After his disappointing defeat against Moraing, Mertl showered and spoke for a time with the bartender in the Racket Club's clubhouse.
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Hamels threw a couple of warmup pitches, then walked off the mound and went directly through the dugout into the clubhouse.
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