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The Celtics are simply better than the Sixers and should be embarrassed that they are in this position, with the series now tied, 2-2.
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Nine months after the Tennis Hall of Fame announced it would investigate sexual abuse allegations against inductee Bob Hewitt, it turns out there is no inquiry.
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