Courtside

The title Courtside for the Apocalypse represents a symbolic call to action in the world arena, as opposed to being a courtside spectator.

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And in two performances this month, "Courtside," the first of nine chamber operas that will deal with Asian immigrants under the umbrella name "East + West," is having its premiere.

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Courtside tickets for Sunday's final range between £411 at the top end and £73 for students.

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Courtside with Novak Djokovic: Moments with Mac were a blast - USATODAY. com

Courtside with Novak Djokovic: Moments with Mac were a blast 2009

They have moved out of a trailer into a house, do not have to rely on food stamps and sometimes even splurge for the spicy wing specials at the Courtside Bar and Grill.

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Courtside with Andy: One step closer to coveted Wimbledon crown - USATODAY. com

Courtside with Andy: One step closer to coveted Wimbledon crown 2009

A housing development, Courtside, collapsed during the housing bust.

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Courtside with Novak Djokovic: Moments with Mac were a blast

Courtside with Novak Djokovic: Moments with Mac were a blast 2009

Courtside with Seth Davis (9 p.m. ET) will include an interview with Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl, who recently had four players arrested.

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Courtside with Andy: One step closer to coveted Wimbledon crown

Courtside with Andy: One step closer to coveted Wimbledon crown 2009