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Miller scores twice, Whitecaps beat Revs (Darryl Dyck/AP)

Revs end unbeaten streak

The Vancouver Whitecaps trailed early but rallied on Saturday night before their home crowd to beat the Revolution, who had not lost a contest in their previous five games.

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