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A STELLAR array of basketball cognoscenti that included scouts from almost every N.B.A. team and college coaches -- pads and pencils at the ready, projected mental insights awhirl -- flocked yesterday to see some 220 of the best high school players in the world showcased at Fairleigh Dickinson's Rothman Athletic Center.
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