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Rock on

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Tim Hooper

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Victor Hugo

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So, so ..... @Earthtogreg! Wow!

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Superburr

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kissing time 2

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Sunday was a historic day for the intersection of sports and politics.

Widespread protests in the National Football League, the most popular professional sport in America, were shown on broadcast channels across the country.

Stick to sports? Not this week. Whether sports fans wanted to see it or not, they couldn’t avoid politics.

Athletes — mostly black — from every team in the country knelt, stood arm in arm, sat or refused to take the field for the national anthem. They even took it abroad with the first protest taking place in England, in a game that represents the NFL’s effort to broaden the league’s appeal.

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Bob Hoskins

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blue eyes

I just realized I walked into Starbucks like this. D'oh! #oldmanmoment

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Sealed with a kiss, baby

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stunning

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