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Kansas City Royals major league baseball.
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McCain, Is Jewish the SubPrime CRACK ? .... and much more .... !§*=&
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McCain, Is Jewish the SubPrime CRACK ? .... and much more .... !§*=& with the general CRACK of worldwide BANKS ? ============================== ============================== == The only country who are financial wellness, is ISRAEL (with its very allied RUSSIA), the VERY RESPONSIBLE of the worldwide economy,... more »
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Maybe Next Year
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To the K.C. Royal fans. I know that you've gone through some struggling times.... You'd even suffered through missing three straight World Series Championships after that rascal Charlie Finley moved westward to Oakland (what a disgrace), and especially after enduring many years of hardship beforehand. Hey how about... more »
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THANK YOU!
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A big, hearty THANK YOU to the Royals for their tough play down the stretch. I completely agree with the following comments: "Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf praised Kansas City, Detroit and Cleveland for battling the White Sox and Twins down the stretch and making the American League Central title a hard-fought battle to the... more »
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McCain, Economic CRACK is by ISRAEL ?
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McCain, Economic CRACK is by ISRAEL ? Of course: If Jews of ISRAEL have US's economy, who can be the UNIQUE RESPONSIBLE of the ECONOMIC CRACK of US ? Remember that 6 VIP of Israel are owners of 90% of Russia, in mines and factories. Have interest the 6 VIP, in helping RUSSIA, or US ?... more »
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The Rose Award For 9-14-2008. <1932>
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The Rose Award goes to Ryan Shealy of the Kansas City Royals, who went three-for-five with five RBI and scored two runs in a 13-3 win over the Cleveland Indians. Shealy hit two home runs and Brian Bannister won for the first time in nearly three months.
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The Rose Award For 8-21-2008. <4661>
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The Rose Award goes to Grady Sizemore of the Cleveland Indians, who went four-for-five with seven RBI and scored one run in a 10-3 win over the Kansas City Royals. The Indians' Cliff Lee improved to 18-2 and the Royals lost their fifth consecutive game to end a 1-8 road trip.
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