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The Carolina Panthers (4-2) are next-best, with a .667 success rate.
NFL Replay: Can anyone cool off Cardinals QB Kurt Warner? 2010
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Rodriguez's next-best success has come against the Yankees, going back to his days with the Seattle Mariners, when he hit .391 against New York in the 2000 ALCS plus one at-bat as a rookie in a division series in 1997.
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But if Americans cannot get excited about Obama's successes, they can always do the next-best thing: go out on Nov. 2 and give the Republicans two enthusiastic thumbs down.
Cody Gault: The Big O's Mojo Has Been Here All Along Cody Gault 2010
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This first issue -- out today -- is the next-best thing to watching the TV show.
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But if Americans cannot get excited about Obama's successes, they can always do the next-best thing: go out on Nov. 2 and give the Republicans two enthusiastic thumbs down.
Cody Gault: The Big O's Mojo Has Been Here All Along Cody Gault 2010
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And we say, this is how big our content budget's going to be, and then we say, what's the next-best content that we don't yet have that we would like to get.
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The gas tax has been suppressed for several decades, to the point where highway users are getting the next-best thing to a free ride.
Is bad driver behavior at merge points a result of bad design? Post 2010
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Another factor in determining wages in the macroeconomic structure consider the next-best employment opportunity.
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They were six games better than the next-best Central club in that span, the Chicago Cubs.
Org. report: Cardinals ready to mentor a pair of masters 2010
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But if there is to be only one professional football league that matters - and that is clearly what the public prefers - then the next-best arrangement is one that keeps the teams competing on the field but collaborating in the marketplace.
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