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| Weinstein's past scrimmages at Beaverton, Lollapalooza, Surfrider, and Lords of Dogtown were just tune-ups for his main event in this emerging global alliance. The meet is one of the final two tune-ups before the GSAC championships Oct. So imagine my surprise when I read the statement, "For instance, if your target market is made up of men and you find out most of them like to golf, you could hold spring golf tune-ups. |
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