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Daily Archives: July 9, 2010
Becoming-imperceptible, like a middle distance runner
After LeBron choked – or became imperceptible – in game 5 against the Celtics it became clear “King James” is no Kobe Bryant. He’s more interested in his public persona than winning (not that Kobe is not concerned with his … Continue reading
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