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You already know plenty about the Wizards 'Midnight Tip-off activities, but there was another practice on Tuesday, with about 3,500 fewer fans and no NBATV cameras in attendance.
"Eager, pumped and ready" Wizards get down to business -- with iPads Michael Lee 2010
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Tip-off for the event is 5:30 p.m. at New York University's Coles Sports Center, and the highlight of the evening is a hedge fund versus private equity all-star game.
Help on the Hard Court Melanie Grayce West 2011
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Tip-off: High Literature Bhutan, as you probably know, is the only country in the world to measure the Gross National Happiness of its citizens.
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Tip-off: High Literature Bhutan, as you probably know, is the only country in the world to measure the Gross National Happiness of its citizens.
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Butler's sweep through the NIT Season Tip-off gave it more than enough strength to earn an at-large berth with a school-record 27 wins.
USATODAY.com 2007
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This morning will be dedicated to making some big-picture sense of the whirling chaos of the Hoops Tip-off.
Eric Angevine: Making Sense of ESPN's Basketball Marathon 2009
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This morning will be dedicated to making some big-picture sense of the whirling chaos of the Hoops Tip-off.
Eric Angevine: Making Sense of ESPN's Basketball Marathon 2009
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This morning will be dedicated to making some big-picture sense of the whirling chaos of the Hoops Tip-off.
Eric Angevine: Making Sense of ESPN's Basketball Marathon 2009
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( 'For sale: West's deadly nuclear secrets,' FBI denies file exposing nuclear secrets theft 'and' Tip-off thwarted nuclear spy ring probe ')
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The UK's Sunday Times has another article today, Tip-off thwarted nuclear spy ring probe, in their series about the penetration of US agencies by a criminal network of Turkish, Israeli and US government officials stealing nuclear secrets and selling them on the black market to the highest bidder.
UK Times: Brewster Jennings outed by 'treasonous' US govt official in 2001, not 2003 2008
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