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"Basketball is definitely a grind in Europe if you're not one of the top players," Campbell said.
The life of a law associate may always have been a grind, in which associates got used to exchanging familiar nods with the late-night cleaning crew.
Keeping it required him to make the dean's list every term, a demand that set him apart as a grind in a Roaring 20's student body.
"I knew it was going to be just a grind in terms of just all this stuff that was going on, and was happy to play well, happy to finish the round".
Mr. Tabak comes from the same school of neo-noir as John Dahl Joy Ridede"), but is a couple of years behind and, consequently, he seems to be more of a grind in trying to prove himself equal to the demands of the genre.
If the business of football can be something of a grind in 2016, there is at least solace in the annual laugh-fest that is AFL trade period, when clubs pull out their wallets, player agents start revving their engines and just occasionally, find that their brains have clicked into gear as well.
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