The rout was so complete that Louisville fans began doing the wave through Rupp, where eight title banners hang.

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The rout was so complete that Louisville fans began doing the wave through Rupp, where seven title banners hang.

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They crowded the upper decks, doing the wave and drowning out Clinton supporters with what seemed like an endless supply of chants.

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They spent a good portion of the ceremony dancing and doing the wave. (Laughter.) I mean, you know, there were Cubanos there.

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In the middle of it all, Monfils asked the chair umpire for permission to take an iPhone video of the crowd doing the wave.

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The programme looked to be in disarray earlier this week when ministers failed to agree a deal with the British Medical Association, the doctors' trade union, to get GPs to give the immunisations as they have been doing in the first wave.

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We'll hear about why Sudanese immigrants in Portland, Maine believe that the police are not doing enough to solve a wave of crimes against members of the community.

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If enough companies do what the Naples, Fla. firm is doing, a new wave of competition could demolish the cozy duopoly between land-based cable TV and satellite competitors like DirecTV.

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Above all, these are qualities that contribute to an elevated way of living and doing business, and frankly all that we do, catalyzing the kind of wave that will launch and sustain us on a new journey.

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Our evolving demographics are doing just fine, just like they have with every new wave of immigrants over the last 200 years.

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