Gary Cypres isn't just a baseball fan, he's a sports fanatic.
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A sports fanatic, Barty has been unwinding by watching some of the cricket World Cup and hitting golf balls.
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My father does not watch the news or own a single screen other than their TV. He is a sports fanatic though.
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Jimmy Pitaro, the boss of ESPN, says the new service will go after the "hard-core sports fanatic" and the "underserved sports fan".
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He didn't know anything about the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament, but he knew the desperation of the sports fanatic on the wrong side of the world.
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Ever the sports fanatic, Ross also led the creation of global pre-season soccer tournament International Champions Cup, which reached more than 140 million viewers in 2017.
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However, Capriles - a sports fanatic who helped found the opposition party Justice First - remains an active figure in the political scene and still aspires to be president.
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In "If You Own the Washington Redskins, You're a Cock," for example, Goren, a sports fanatic, critiqued the NFL team's racist name and mascot, years before the topic hit the mainstream discussion.
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Early in the morning post the Cleveland Cavaliers' epic triumph in the NBA Finals, I was awakened by my deliriously giddy 9-year-old son, a fellow start-up addict and Cleveland sports fanatic.
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A lifelong sports fanatic, he later bought a French soccer team, Paris Saint-Germain, which last summer paid $263 million for a Brazilian striker — the highest transfer fee in the history of the game.
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There is the sports fanatic who wants access to everything; the fan of many niche sports that ESPN+ will have rights to, like rugby and cricket; and alumni and fans of non-Power 5 colleges.
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If you live in the Richmond, Virginia, area, you may know him as a machine operator at a local chemical-production company or a sports fanatic or a family man, as Nautica described him to BuzzFeed News.
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The actor and sports fanatic hopped online Tuesday with a VERY blunt PSA ... except, it ain't anywhere near as calm and collected as some of the others you've seen from your fave celebs over the past few days.
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For the sports fanatic, there are autographed Big Papi bobbleheads (in original boxes!), an autographed proof of a photo of Ted Williams, and a Red Sox World Series Champions table commemorating the team's wins in 2004, 2007 and 2013.
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Francesa, with an encyclopedic knowledge of sports and a baritone Long Island dialect, and Russo, a raspy and excitable fast-talking sports fanatic, unkempt in appearance and sometimes behavior, would appear on the radio dial every weekday at 245:26 p.m.
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Yet by many accounts, the conservative combatant of the Bill Clinton investigation and the 2000 Florida recount who has spent a dozen years as an appellate judge is also a generous friend, including to many Democrats; an authentic sports fanatic who keeps a beat-up basketball in his chambers; and a warmhearted family man.
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But in this house, which he has shared since 2008 with Representatives John Shimkus of Illinois, Erik Paulsen of Minnesota and Kevin Brady of Texas, he is better known as the chatterbox who lives upstairs and another sports fanatic in an only-in-Washington living situation, where the price for moving in has been a willingness to demonstrate suitable baseball skills.
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Then the fifth song, "Dis Generation," snapped me out of my pedestrian listening: Q-Tip: In the box with the capital G, balling the beatPhife: Status, Chris Paul and John Wall in the league / Grabbin' mics till the knuckles'll bleed,Q-Tip: 'cause I believePhife and Tip: The potent and the quote will have ya geekPhife: like speed / If rationale is naturale, then we'll weave / It's all edges and peaks / Settin' picks, we on a permanent steez As always, Q-Tip and Phife complemented each other perfectly, Tip the abstract one and Phife the more street-oriented sports fanatic.
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She is a sports fanatic and staunch believer of women's capabilities.
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Walker was born on 15 June 1929 in Blackburn, Lancashire, however he and his family moved to Leeds in West Yorkshire when he was very young. He was first married to the artist Jill Messenger; they had two sons. He was married secondly and his third wife was Eve Happold. Walker was a lifelong sports fanatic with a passion for cricket, and was a supporter of Leeds United FC.
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Stevie Thomas is a fourteen-year-old sports fanatic who has saved a player from blackmailing at the NCAA Final Four. He has also proved that a kidnapping was actually a hoax. Since then, he and his partner Susan Carol Anderson had been signed by USTV to run a sports news show. Despite very good ratings, Stevie was replaced 3 months into the show by singer Jamie Whitsitt while Susan Carol stayed on the show.
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Investment on the London Underground was not substantial and decisions taken during his period of office have been much criticised subsequently for leading to poor infrastructure in the long term. Cutler was also noted for meddling in detailed Underground management, which London Transport Chairman Sir Peter Masefield had to persuade him to stop. He also made a bid to host the Olympic Games of 1988, being a sports fanatic, but the national government were not supportive of this. Horace Cutler was knighted in the 1979 Birthday Honours.
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Johnson joined Shadow Play Entertainment's literacy campaign, called "Take Time to Read", as the national spokesperson, sharing her thoughts on why reading is so important no matter what career people choose. She has said that her favorite artists are Prince and Dr. Dre. Johnson has also explained that she is a big sports fanatic; her favorite team is the Pittsburgh Steelers, and she is a fan of NBA player Paul Pierce. During an interview, Johnson described herself as somewhat of a nerd and a homebody and that she loves to read, write, paint, eat and travel.
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The series centers on the surreal adventures and antics of three anthropomorphic fast food items: Master Shake, a selfish, pathologically lying milkshake; Frylock, an intelligent, well-meaning box of French fries; and Meatwad, a shapeshifting, simple-minded ball of ground meat. They live together like relatives and rarely get along with their human neighbour Carl Brutananadilewski, a balding, middle-aged, sex-crazed sports fanatic. The protagonists also interact with various villains or other individuals in each episode; these interactions are often restricted to one episode, with minor characters rarely reappearing in the following episodes. Some episodes feature the protagonists interacting with celebrities, historical figures, or professional athletes.
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Starace was a sports fanatic and instituted president of the CONI (Italian National Olympic Committee). He is remembered for such unlikely sports stunts as jumping through a fire circle at the Marmi Stadium in 1938 or horse jumping over a saloon car. He wanted party officials to look virile and fit and on official ceremonies had them parading at the bersaglieri pace, an Italian variant of goose-stepping. He is specially and more significantly remembered also for a policy of enrollment of the Italian people (either young or not) in fascist party-linked organizations that bore some semblance to the scout movement: Opera Balilla, Figli della lupa, Avanguardisti, Giovane fascista and the labour-related Organizzazione del Dopolavoro (after-work sports).
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