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- From the name of its founder, Adolf “Adi” Dassler (Wiktionary)
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“The makers, Adidas is Navy blue and appears just below the navy blue collar.”
“The Adidas is yellow in colour with the other features remaining the same as the home shirt.”
“Christopher who had a hoodie on in the pic left under a suit had finally got down with the RSS Crew thanks to Paid Content: "Adidas is launching a branded desktop RSS reader, enabling football fans to receive news feeds from Radio 1, Yahoo and Sky through a desktop David Beckham.”
“Adidas is launching a "smart shoe" next December that modifies its support and responsiveness properties in real-time based on performance.”
“Had a really good day at work, the morning was really busy, every question I got asked I knew the answer to, plus I had one customer tell me how helpful I'd been and how pleased she was to have found a proper sports shop instead of the JJB types that are full of idiots in Adidas tracksuits.”
“Adidas is sponsoring 10 national teams, including world champion France.”
“We called Adidas and told them they owed us money.”
“Ferrero advances in Adidas International: Second-seeded Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain beat Australia's Raymond Crabb 5-7, 7-5, 6-3 on Monday in the first round of the Adidas International in Sydney, Australia.”
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“Associated Press Stan Smith, who won Wimbledon in 1972, lent his name to Adidas tennis sneakers, long before the advent of Air Jordans.”
The Wall Street Journal: Great Moments in Tennis Fashion History
“The deal means Adidas, which is already the league's official uniform supplier, now has full world-wide rights for NBA apparel.”
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