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Opens: Nov. 13 vs. Wright State in Athletes in Action Classic.
2009-10 preseason Top 25 poll: Kansas opened in No. 1 spot 2009
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Less well known, though, is the organization called Athletes for Obama.
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They're part of a group called Athletes in Tandem, a two-year-old Fort Collins-based non-profit that allows the kids to compete in outdoor events by pairing them with athletes who can either push or pull them through the course.
KUSA-TV - 2010
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Ali, who has a home in Scottsdale, was here with an organization called Athletes for Hope, which gets athletes to commit their time, not just their money, to the charities of their choice.
SFGate: Top News Stories Henry Schulman 2010
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He considerably altered the scale of the figures in his stories as he proceeded with the work; this alteration in scale is not only observable in the central subjects or pictures of the vault, but also in the decorative figures on the framework, called Athletes; those at the end, near the stories of Noah and the Flood, and where Michael Angelo began to work, are at least a head smaller than those at the other end of the chapel over the altar, where the stories relate to the Creation.
Michael Angelo Buonarroti Charles Holroyd 1889
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Recalling Athletes From Lincoln, Blessed Martin and Dunbar
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Recalling Athletes From Lincoln, Blessed Martin and Dunbar
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Organizations such as Athletes for Hope have made it easier to give back, and so has the rise of the mega-agencies that can help star athletes create and manage foundations as part of their overall brand strategy.
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Organizations such as Athletes for Hope have made it easier to give back, and so has the rise of the mega-agencies that can help star athletes create and manage foundations as part of their overall brand strategy.
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Organizations such as Athletes for Hope have made it easier to give back, and so has the rise of the mega-agencies that can help star athletes create and manage foundations as part of their overall brand strategy.
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