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The year 2020 has been a crusher, with some exceptions. Ventriloquists have thrived under the masks. Golf enjoyed its best increase in participation since 1997, the year of Tiger Woods’ first Masters. Zoom executives and investors will look back fondly. And those who grew to hate a basketball team that set new definitions for creativity, […]

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