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There is a still larger establishment at the Serra d'Agoa in the Arco [Footnote: _Arco_
To the Gold Coast for Gold A Personal Narrative in Two Volumes.—Volume I Richard Francis Burton 1855
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(AP) - Michael Finley might have been the only person in Arco Arena who didn't realize his winning 3-pointer almost certainly didn't leave his hands before the 24-second clock expired.
USATODAY.com 2008
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(AP) - Four years after LeBron James made his NBA debut in Arco Arena, he can perform much greater feats with a whole lot less effort.
USATODAY.com 2007
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The ball bounced delicately on the rim before falling through as the buzzer sounded, setting off pandemonium in Arco Arena.
USATODAY.com - Buzzer-beating layup helps Kings sink Spurs 94-93 2006
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While Adelman hopes Bibby will return to form back home in Arco Arena, he also must figure out how to revive Miller, whose underwhelming regular season has led to two awful playoff games.
USATODAY.com 2006
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Iverson had 24 points, seven assists, six rebounds and four steals to spoil Ron Artest's return to the Kings 'lineup, and the Nuggets snapped a 20-game losing streak in Arco Arena with a 113-101 victory Sunday.
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The ball bounced delicately on the rim before falling through as the buzzer sounded, setting off pandemonium in Arco Arena.
USATODAY.com 2006
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They (the Kings) are tough in Arco, but we're the champions and they're going to have to take it from us.
USATODAY.com - Shaq smacks Kings for 41, L.A. forces Game 7 2002
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SACRAMENTO, California (Ticker) -- The Sacramento Kings don't give you much of a chance in Arco Arena.
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When Jason Williams 'final shot missed and Rodney Rogers dribbled out the clock, the Suns enjoyed the sound of silence in Arco Arena.
USATODAY.com - Suns withstand Kings' late run to pocket Game 1 2001
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This town in Idaho was formerly known as "Root Hog" (there are no wild hogs in Idaho). The town moved to a junction of 2 stagecoach routes in 1901 and petitioned to be called "Junction". "Junction" was rejected as too pedestrian, and the town was named Arco in honor of the German radio engineer Georg von Arco. On July 17, 1955, Arco became the first community in the world ever to be lit by electricity generated by nuclear power. The Idaho National Laboratory (INL), where current nuclear energy research is conducted, is located in the vast sagebrush high desert west of the city.
December 23, 2010