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OVERVIEW: Hilario is one of the draft's most athletic players and has wowed scouts with his shot-blocking ability.
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His agent insists there will not be a problem because his Brazil squad has failed to make payments on his salary all year, and Hilario is therefore not obligated to them.
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Hilario is the only presence the team can count on for next season.
USATODAY.com 2006
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Camby was acquired along with point guard Mark Jackson, now with Utah, and the draft rights to forward-center Nene Hilario from the Knicks on June 26 for forward Antonio McDyess and the draft rights to guard Frank Williams.
USATODAY.com - Camby out indefinitely after hip surgery 2002
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Hilario is going to require a tremendous amount of time just to get to the point where he won’t be a liability.
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The hosts even had a couple of early chances themselves, both Callum Davidson and Richard Chaplow calling Hilario, standing in for Petr Cech, into action.
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The hosts even had a couple of early chances themselves, both Callum Davidson and Richard Chaplow calling Hilario, standing in for Petr Cech, into action.
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The hosts even had a couple of early chances themselves, both Callum Davidson and Richard Chaplow calling Hilario, standing in for Petr Cech, into action.
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The hosts even had a couple of early chances themselves, both Callum Davidson and Richard Chaplow calling Hilario, standing in for Petr Cech, into action.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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The hosts even had a couple of early chances themselves, both Callum Davidson and Richard Chaplow calling Hilario, standing in for Petr Cech, into action.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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