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December 4, 2009

Continuing to Gauge NFL in Canada

Stephen Brunt, Globe and Mail

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One of these days, perhaps by the time the Bills in Toronto series is played out three years hence, it will be just another football game. Somebody wins, somebody loses, the standings in the National Football League shift a little bit, those who are interested buy tickets and those who aren’t stay home.

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