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Portable Air Conditioner: Blast Cool Air & Feel Refreshed
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Travel Air Cooler)
Tue Jul 20 15:49:42 2021
Date: Tue, 20 Jul 2021 15:32:57 -0400
From: "Travel Air Cooler" <travel_air_cooler@sunswp11.club>
To: <linuxch-announce.discuss@charon.mit.edu>
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lt in 1934, and offers, as do most Boston artifacts, a compromise between M=
an?s Euclidean determinations and Nature?s beguiling irregularities. Its ri=
ght field is one of the deepest in the American League, while its left fiel=
d is the shortest; the high left-field wall, three hundred and fifteen feet=
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t-handed hitters. On the afternoon of Wednesday, September 28th, as I took =
a seat behind third base, a uniformed groundkeeper was treading the top of =
this wall, picking batting-practice home runs out of the screen, like a mus=
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Ted Williams, circa 1955.Photograph from Getty
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continued to pitch, and escaped further harm. At the end of the inning, Hi=
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on, 5?4. On the car radio as I drove home I heard that Williams had decided=
not to accompany the team to New York. So he knew how to do even that, the=
hardest thing. Quit. </span></p>=20
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