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A dramatic composition or performance, a drama.
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Seeking someone to counter Lehigh's big front line, Holy Cross women's basketball coach Bill Gibbons decided to play a hunch and gave Elizabeth Campbell her first career start yesterday.
Freshman comes through for HC; Campbell keys Crusaders' victory by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Next best David Toms 50-1 Toms 50-1 Time to play a hunch here and go for first-time-out David Toms in view of the attractive price, 50-1.
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Byline: BEN VILLA Staff Writer ANAHEIM -- When you have the biggest cushion of any division leader in baseball, you can afford to play a hunch -- and the Angels are with Ervin Santana.
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