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We re back with more coverage of the latest in teen hero grudge matches! Let s just jump right into the action folks, as you re not gonna want to miss a second of this. And since Vlad King has lost his commentary privileges amid broiling controversy, I ll be taking over this play-by-play for the foreseeable future.
Last week, it seemed that Team B fully got the drop on their opponents, and Team A has little time to properly counter. They were so busy getting up to speed with newcomer Shinso s quirk that they failed to come up with any concrete strategy, and that makes all the difference in their initial confrontation. While Shinso himself buys time with his surprise voice modulator, he doesn t move quickly enough to capitalize, barely allowing for Froppy to recover from the initial attack. That manages to net Team A a single capture, but Team B s Gevaudan easily recovers and makes off with Defensive Lineman of the Year Red Riot and All-Star Good Boy Anima. It s a tough first half, n
i look at president trump and i see a lack or a lack of interest in exploring that kind of tension. well, george h.w. bush s life was driven by these competing impulses. he desperately wanted to serve. he also wanted to succeed in the arena. he was one of the most competitive men who ever drew breath. would be the first to tell you that. i remember asking him once what had driven him, because if life were all about service, he could have just opened a soup kitchen. and he raised that big left hand. he always talked with his left hand, big fist. and he said, it s be number one. it s be the captain of the team. it s whatever you re in, you know, do well. and that s perfectly fine. it s perfectly natural. the great thing about him is that once he had power, once he did succeed in the arena, he deployed that power against his own interest in many cases.