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Second-tier CONCACAF teams—countries that rarely meet top opposition, even in friendlies—would benefit, too.
A Plan to Improve U.S. Soccer Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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Second-tier players with huge serves haven't proved very dangerous at Wimbledon lately, either.
The Big-Serving Boom Is Over Tom Perrotta 2011
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Second-tier candidates Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum have each had some allure for tea partiers reluctant to back GOP front-runner Mitt Romney, but none has galvanized and unified the decentralized movement.
Tea Party Is Taking Back Seat In Primary Janet Hook 2012
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Second-tier Real Betis ended Barcelona's 28-match unbeaten streak with a 3-1 home victory, but Barca advanced to the Copa del Rey semifinals on a 6-3 aggregate.
Video: In Copa del Rey, Real Betis ends Barcelona's unbeaten streak at 28 Steve Goff 2011
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Second-tier players with huge serves haven't proved very dangerous at Wimbledon lately, either.
The Big-Serving Boom Is Over Tom Perrotta 2011
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Second-tier candidates Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum have each had some allure for tea-partiers reluctant to back GOP front-runner Mitt Romney, but none has galvanized and unified the decentralized movement.
Campaign Watch 2012
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Second-tier players with huge serves haven't proved very dangerous at Wimbledon lately, either.
The Big-Serving Boom Is Over Tom Perrotta 2011
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• Second-tier pensions for new employees, which could include increased retirement ages.
John Mirisch: Shades of Brown: Cities and the Governor's Pension Reforms (Part 1) John Mirisch 2011
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-- Second-tier White House party crasher turned fourth-tier mayoral candidate Carlos Allen may not be long for the D.C. ballot, The Reliable Source reports.
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Second-tier states of the South, including Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa, and Turkey, are on the rise economically, and even the smallest and least well-off nations of the South have begun to attract international attention as providers of crucial raw materials or as sites of intractable problems including endemic terrorism and crime syndicates.
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