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Slick Roads Or Not, Fans Flock To Thunder Game
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Thursday, February 3rd 2011, 12:18 am
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Slick Roads Or Not, Fans Flock To Thunder Game
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With thousands expected the show for Wednesday night's Thunder game, despite slick roads and bitter temps, road crews spent the day clearing the way for fans who said nothing could keep them from supporting their team.
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With thousands expected the show for Wednesday night's Thunder game, despite slick roads and bitter temps, road crews spent the day clearing the way for fans who said nothing could keep them from supporting their team.
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