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We'll see in the eight-game stretch that begins Tuesday against the New York Knicks and includes New York-Boston, Indiana-Washington and Detroit-Toronto back-to-backs. Old Bramley was mourned in a poem of 1879--the disappearance of the stocks, the old church and the lock-up, the cottages on Town street replaced by back-to-backs. More recently, in April 2005, the same district court ordered MIR to continue payments to PEPCO under the back-to-backs pending the outcome of litigation. |
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