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The skier goes into a snowbank.
For people who can't pay for legal counsel, the promise of justice for everyone is a lie more often than not.
A man sitting in a van yells at other men.
A man watching a concert on television.
The participants expressed the belief that having the wrong people on the board is more important that having the wrong rules under which the board operates.
A man eats a piece of lasagna.