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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arenas training" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a truncated or incorrect form of a phrase, possibly intended to refer to "arena training" or "training in arenas."
Example: "The athletes participated in arena training to prepare for the upcoming competition."
Alternatives: "training in venues" or "training in environments".
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They need to build state-of-the-art arenas, training facilities, accommodation and transportation.
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Today they will practice lightly at their South Mountain Arena training facility in West Orange, N.J.
Others, like myself, think it falls somewhere between a paintball arena training video, the Taken monologue and a Tim and Eric skit.
But some think it falls somewhere between a paintball arena training video, the Taken monologue, and a Tim and Eric skit.
Others, like myself, think it falls somewhere between a paintball arena training video, the Taken monologue and a Tim and Eric skit. .
Then he strutted down the center aisle of the arena, cameras trained on him as if he were a prizefighter headed to the ring.
You have no fancy arena to train in, the footing is terrible, vet bills skyrocket and you are working three jobs to support it all.
Creation of many more facilities is also necessary, not just more and better sports arenas and training grounds but a national network of community-based services supporting families and reducing reliance on institutional care.
The vast majority of doctors lack training in this arena.
But the MetroStars' CLINT MATHIS, the 28th player on Coach BRUCE ARENA's training camp roster, will not be there.
In contrast to the standard classical conditioning protocol, CS+ and CS− were simultaneously presented in the two halves of the arena during training and test.
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