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| Cracked, kinked and steep, the park is a challenge for all but the Hewitts of this world, and we mostly dinked around in the shallow end for a couple of hours. Keao Burdine, who had 14 kills, tried to pass off a serve, but it went over the net, and Darla Myhre dinked it over for the victory. She seemed all strings and bell-pulls--ribbons, chains, bead necklaces that dinked and caught--and a boa of azure feathers hung round her neck with the ends uneven. |
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