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From the gamut of games played by the upper and middle classes, the industrial workers of Europe and Latin America, like the indigenous population of Africa, appropriated football as their own.
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"Free agency, the draft, minicamps -- in the entire gamut of this game, you have to be committed, organized and intense.
I want to take the opportunity to remind parents to remember to involve children with the full gamut of great toys, games and creative products and remind them that the toy industry offers an ever-changing role of making toys and other products that are worthwhile, accessible, and fun.
The soundtrack to our card games ran the gamut of nineteen-seventies soul music, but no group played in the background more than Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Like movies, video games run an enormous gamut of creative possibilities: they can be educational, purely artistic, or intellectually challenging.
Then comes this psychological escalation -- again unsupported: "Still others fill the social and emotional void with their fascination with television (more than 80percentt of boys tune in every day), the Internet, video games and the whole gamut of electronic media.
The most prominent feature of RoboCup is that it provides the researchers with the opportunity to demonstrate their research results as a form of competition in a dynamically changing hostile environment, defined as the international standard game definition, which the gamut of intelligent robotics research issues are naturally involved.
In the work's marathon mix of dance routines, spoken monologues and ritualised games, Bausch's performers run the gamut of children being punished by parents, victims cowed by officials, women abused by men and artists exhausted by the stage.
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