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24-Nov-2006, 14:06
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 origin the origins of baseball the origin of baseball |
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24-Nov-2006, 14:16
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| Re: origin The both mean almost the same thing - where baseball comes form - but, "origins," implies a complex origin, coming several sources; where as, "origin" implies a simple history. |
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