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His muscularity allowed him to put heavy topspin on both his forehand and ... but he repeated his Wimbledon triumph, although this time he was pushed much harder. ... Borg did not drop a set during the tournament, a feat only he, Năstase (in .... In doing so, he grew his hair out as it had been when he retired and returned to ...
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Lendl's game relied particularly on strength and heavy topspin from the baseline and ... Lendl retired from tennis in 1994 at the age of 34 with a disability insurance ... Lendl did not win Wimbledon because he could not sufficiently improve his .... After finishing his tennis career, Lendl took up golf, earning a handicap of 0 and ...
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When he retired in 1978, he had earned over $1.5 million on the courts, thus .... In addition to his wristy, topspin forehand, Laver combined strength of will and ..... a suburb of Palm Springs, and took to playing golf as much as he did tennis.
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He ended the year with a full purse of prize money, earning $215,569 on the court. .... Borg retired from the circuit in late 2000, at 44, but he did not retire ...
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... favor of frustrating Connors with finesse and a barrage of slow lobs with lots of topspin. Only on the few occasions that Connors charged the net, did Ashe play aggressively. ... Continuing chest pains forced his retirement on April 16, 1980 from ... He succeeded in earning their respect and thus was able to guide the United ...
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In just 3 1/2 short years on the tour, he earned 9 titles and 8 runner-ups. ... But unless Nadal retires tomorrow, Carlsson will remain, for me, the ultimate .... and he's wearing a knee brace that pretty much covers his entire leg, but doesn't .... He wasn't as extreme as Carlsson with the topspin, but he did get a lot of topspin.
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CFM said:
You embarrass yourself every time you say you're educated but show no proof of the degrees you say you have.
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Are you an Ila troll
Look it up
The economy does 1 percent better gdp under democrat president , i.e. See my avatar
Average hr wages are all time high
Keep you Jr high insults coming
You are both hillarious
 
The Dude said:
The average income of the 100 million or so Republicans is LOWER than that of the 150 million or so Democrats!

This oddity can be explained, of course. The first thing we should understand is the enormous regional variation in democratic and republican support. There are red states and there are blue states. And as it so happens, “blue America,” (E.g the East Coast and my beloved Left Coast) is more urban and richer than “red America,” and it is also way more liberal. And as we all know, the Deep South has become the bastion of Republicanism. And of course the Deep South is the country’s poorest region. The other red states are mostly in the Rocky Mountains and in the Midwest - again, rural, poor, and culturally conservative. So at the aggregate level, richer states are more democratic and poorer states are more republican.

In an article titled, “Rich state, poor state, red state, blue state,” (Quarterly Journal of Political Science, Sept. 2007), Andrew Gelman et.al. Reconcile the facts I just mentioned with our common-sense expectation that poorer folks should be voting Democratic: Indeed, within states, that is precisely what happens. Furthermore, the authors write, the “slope (statistical jargon for “relationship”) is steepest in poor, rural areas. That is, in poor rural areas, the poor are much more likely to vote for the Republican candidate.” In other words, the authors, write, “income matters more in “red America” than in “blue America...For example, in rich states such as Connecticut, income has a very low correlation with vote preference.”

But I get back to my starting point: Overall, it is America’s poor who elect people like George W. Bush, and America’s (somewhat) rich(er) who elect people like Obama. And we just saw one reason for this: the poorest regions are also those that are the most conservative - culturally (red states).

Education: Those with a college education are more liberal than those without.
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No... it is not. The poorest are going to tend to vote Democrat. It is the middle income families that trend Rep. The 'elite'/upper also tend to favor Dems... though they contribute to both parties so that they can control both.
 
The Dude said:
Are you an Ila troll
Look it up
The economy does 1 percent better gdp under democrat president , i.e. See my avatar
Average hr wages are all time high
Keep you Jr high insults coming
You are both hillarious
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Are you claiming I am? If so, prove it. You can't just like you can't prove the degrees you say you have.

Average hourly wages are at an all time high? Your own side says wages are stagnant.
 
The Dude said:
Show the data dipstick
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95% of blacks support Democrats. Median household income for blacks in 2014 was $35,398. People like you claim Republicans are the party of whites. For the same year, median household income for white was $60,256.
 
CFM said:
95% of blacks support Democrats. Median household income for blacks in 2014 was $35,398. People like you claim Republicans are the party of whites. For the same year, median household income for white was $60,256.
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Income is higher for dems as a whole
You racist piece of shit
 
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