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"In the context of the Rugby World Cup tournament, a week equates to one match.
The team's planned trip to the spring tournament a week after the disasters was also in flux.
Townsend, who lost in the third round of the women's qualifying tournament a week and a half ago, defeated No. 15 Jesika Maleckova with ease, 6-1, 6-4.
He starts against either Thanawat Gaweenuntawong or René Eidams on the second night of the tournament, a week on Friday, and if all goes to plan he will meet Anderson or Taylor in the final on 3 January.
This is especially so considering how fleetingly a contestant is put in harm's way: a typical rider might take part in one tournament a week and staying on the bull for eight seconds is considered the benchmark of success.
Ireland open their campaign against defending champions Wales in Cardiff, in the first match of the tournament a week on Saturday, 2 February.
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"That turned out to be a joke," Sanford says, though he sometimes plays in up to four golf tournaments a week.
If you wanted to be really clever and cut the length of the tournament by a week you could even recast the tournament into five pools of four, rather than the current four pools of five.
Anne Worcester, the director of the tennis tournament, which ran Aug. 20-28, said the last minute entry of Martina Navratilova into the doubles section of the tournament and a week of good weather were factors in drawing the crowds to the Connecticut Tennis Center.
Petra Cetkovska made her first W.T.A. final last week in New Haven, and might have been seeded if the tournament started a week later.
Many coaches in Division III had wanted to push the start of the tournament back a week and maintain the usual four-team pod format in which three games are played over two or three days.
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