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Chad Billingsley had 29 strikeouts in his past 29 innings going into Sunday's game, so I'm going to ignore the low strikeout total in his victory over Arizona, focus on his increasing mastery of the pitch count and his out-and-out success in preventing runs of late (1.50 ERA in 36 innings in the past month) and say hey, this guy flat-out helped save the Dodgers' season.
Not that Brad Penny, Derek Lowe and Greg Maddux haven't had their runs of success in the starting rotation, but Billingsley and Aaron Sele have secured themselves unlikely spots in the 20th-anniversary folklore of 2026 should the Dodgers take the National League West this year. They'll follow the fond look back at Steve Finley, Alex Cora and Jose Lima in 2024.
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Without Julio Lugo around, Olmedo Saenz probably would have started at first base on Nomar Garciaparra's day off Sunday, and Jeff Kent would have stayed in second. Instead, Lugo started at second base, reached base twice and assisted on three double plays in support of Chad Billingsley, while Saenz popped out as a pinch-hitter. And yet, I'm still fairly confident that Saenz would have been a better choice to start.
Saenz's at-bats by month in 2006: 41, 41, 37, 31, 13. While most feel that Saenz will burn out if he plays too much, another byproduct of the Dodgers' infield overload is that his presence has become about as visible as the Miss America pageant. His at-bats have been productive - he's 4 for 13 with a homer and four walks this month (1.038 OPS), but they've been rare. Saenz has not started since August 6; perhaps we'll see him against a left-hander this week. Lugo's OPS this month remains low (.647).
In case you were wondering, yes, I have noticed Joel Guzman's slow start in the minor leagues with Tampa Bay. I'm not letting the first month of statistics by anyone involved in the deadline deals influence my views of them. I had an initial reaction - my subsequent review will be a while from now.
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Andre Ethier has had some surefire ugly at-bats in the past two weeks, but the rookie actually has hit in seven of his past eight games (12 for 35, .343 batting average, two doubles, two triples, .514 slugging percentage). On the downside, Ethier has struck out 12 times since his last walk - there's your ugliness - and is emerging at least anecdotally as a Nomar Garciaparra-like early in the count swinger.
We'll see if he can continue his success for 10 more games or 10 more years, but for now, even though they know he's swinging, pitchers haven't been able to get him out very often.
Ethier's batting average on balls in play has tapered ever-so-slightly, remaining a high .391. I have to believe that someday, that figure will come down no matter how talented he is, taking a hefty chunk out of his batting average. But I do think he's got the power to remain productive.
Update: Former Dodger holdout Luke Hochevar's debut in the Kansas City organization has gone well - Kevin Goldstein of Baseball Prospectus has this update:
The number one pick in June made the third start of his pro career on Saturday, and it was business as usual as Hochevar struck out five over 3.1 innings while giving up an unearned run on three hits and a walk. With 9.1 innings in the books, the former Tennessee star has a perfect ERA of 0.00, giving up four singles and two walks while striking out 10. He'll have one more regular season start on Friday, and then it will be off to the desert for some Arizona Fall League action. His command is still a bit rusty from the time off, but he's already pitching at 93-94 mph and touching 96 while also showing a plus breaking ball. Mid-2007 for a big league debut is well within reach.
Goldstein adds this regarding Dodger AAer Jonathan Meloan:
Sleeper alert! A fifth-round pick in 2005 out of Arizona, Meloan missed the first five weeks of the season with a sore elbow, and has been treated with kid's gloves since returning, pitching in short stints every five days or so. The thing is, nearly every time he goes out, he's untouchable. On Friday it was no different as Meloan whiffed five over a pair of hitless innings, giving him 21 strikeouts in 9.2 Double-A innings and 89 punchouts overall in 51 frames across three levels. This is not a nifty, tricky pitcher fooling hitters with marginal stuff. Meloan is sitting at 92-94 mph, touching 97, and his curveball has morphed into a plus-plus spiking monster. 2007 could be a coming out party for him when the Dodgers take the reigns off.
Its pretty hard to get Olmedo playing time but next to PNC Park, he hits really well in Miller Park. Also, Grady probably believes that Olmedo is the best option to keep on the bench since he has the most experience in that spot.
Some other thoughts on the roster, its been mentioned that Jason Repko will get some playing time today and tomorrow due to LHs starting for the Reds. I see these as probably Jason's last shot at starting for a while, if the Dodgers choose to platoon against LH starters on the next road trip, I think Matt Kemp should and will get the nod over Jason.
Aside from Kemp, Loney and Kuo, its probable that Diaz or another catcher will be added to the roster, LaRoche could come up as an experience move but I don't think he would play much or at all, if Gio cleared waivers, he'll be added, now Houlton and Robles are still on the 40 man roster but as we all remember, Houlton cannot relieve and Robles just doesn't have anywhere to play. Delwyn Young is probably another guy because he has some pop and outfield depth, he also has only one more option year.
They have reigns on when someone has throne badly.
Penny is a better pitcher than Hendrickson. It makes more sense for the Dodgers to keep Penny on schedule than Hendrickson.
If Penny's problems were with the umpires, then why would he need to be held back?
Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Beatrix, and King Juan Carlos all would like to know when their reigns are coming off, too. Or, when did Meloan become a monarch?
"I tell you what, that little kid has a live ball. He's just like Matt Cain -- throws hard, got a good curveball. ... He's got a bright future ahead of him."
D-Backs 2B Orlando Hudson on Dodgers RHP Chad Billingsley, who pitched seven strong innings to beat Arizona and improve to 4-0 in his last six starts
19 - I agree! I just wish I had known on Friday as I would have picked tonight to go instead of Tuesday with my firm's tickets. With the West Coast D-Rays in charge, I might as well chalk tomorrow night up as lost and hope the Blue can win tonight and Wednesday. Maybe I'll get lucky and the Dodgers will just outscore the Reds in a slugfest.
http://www.forums.mlb.com/ml-dodgers
under the fantasy baseball section, there's a post in your name.
Sounds like a great Bugs Bunny episode, also starring Marvin the Martian.
I hope.
there are also some posts there by "joeyp" which I doubt are really by Joey.
what's going on?
The Ruth Gehrig Yankees of the 1920's, The Gashouse Cardinals of the 30's and 40's, The Yankees of Mantle, Whitey & Berra from the late 40's to the early 60's, the Dodgers of 55 or 1963 or 65? Oriole teams from 1966-71, The A's of 72-74, The Big Red Machine 75-76?
Many dynasties to choose from including the Yankees 1996-2001 and the 2004 Red Sox.
If our planet's survival hinged on it, The Yankees dynasties in the 20's or 50's would be a good bet along with the 70's A's. For 1 game, the Big Red Machine of 1975 or the Boys of Summer in 1955 or the 1998 Yankees or 04 Red Sox would be good choices. Discuss...
The '50s Dodgers never won the big one. The '50s Yankees played in a vastly inferior league. The '70s A's weren't really that good, they just got lucky in the playoffs. The '04 Sox were not a historically great team by any stretch of the imagination.
Which leaves us with the Frank Robinson Orioles, the Big Red Machine, and the 1998 Yankees. Since I do think the talent level in baseball has gradually increased over time, I'd pick the '98 Yankees.
yeah you can't go wrong with Koufax.
Oh and Jon, I would probably just ignore what people say on the forums of dodgers.com, everyone else does. Plus, mimicry is the sincerest form of flattery.
Ok, I'm off for the rest of the morning.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1955_World_Series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1959_World_Series
It may also be the last. I fear for the future of our team with fans like those.
The 1953 Dodgers were easily the best team in franchise history, followed probably by '52 or '41 or '42, but those teams will always bear the black mark of October failure.
I'd go for the Twins, and make them play in the Metrodome.
Although I think they are a few days old. Especially with the Twins ranked above the White Sox, although that's never stopped the guy who puts those together from coming up with odd ideas.
It sometimes happens that guys stop switching. JT Snow comes to mind, but there've been others. It's confounded of course, with managerial decisions to platoon two players - so that a guy stops hitting from one side of the plate, but also never faces same-hand pitchers.
It seems to me that it's not obvious that having someone like, say, Betemit hit strictly lefty would help him. If he's always switched, then he's never seen a LHP while batting left-handed. In that case, there's no reason to expect that he'd be better off hitting lefty. It depends on what they think the problem is. Is it just too few ABs? Is there something mechanically wrong with his RH swing? My guess is that it'd be the former for Betemit, but probably the latter for Jose Cruz Jr. (who got many more ABs lefty, but was better righty).
Did any of that make sense?
150 ABs tells you nothin' about nothin.'
Also, do we assume the aliens (or whoever are trying to destroy Earth) are playing? If not, what about making their lineup from the best-of-fictional (literature or movie) baseball players come to life?
Stood on the spot in Milwaukee where someone shot Teddy Roosevelt, but a thick copy of his speech stopped the bullet. Hanguns apparently were not then what they are now. Or maybe the speeches have changed. I learned what a cow magnet is. And a cow trainer too. Other than the Brewers game I mentioned before -- where Tomo Okha decided to try batting lefty and went two for two w/four RBIs plus a bases loaded catcher's interference -- had no baseball awareness the entire time. We did have a Dr. Seuss tape with us, with the stories read by one Marvin Miller.
I know you've missed your Nats notes, so let me catch you up: The Nationals remain a bad, bad team that lost most of its games over the past 10 days.
Hope spirits have been high around here. Dodgers still in first place, after all.
The weakest link in the lineup was a Gold Glove third baseman with a .291 average.
No one's seen LAT either. We think maybe he's gone to New York to steal another Shawn Green jersey for his daughter.
Nice to see a couple wins in a row...but, is anyone else just a wee bit nervous looking at those NYM games on the schedule?
For example, this one should be pretty easy:
Gay Slur
Obscene Finger Gesture
Baseball
Summer
Alcoholism
Female Athlete
Los Angeles California
Underdog
Ethnic Slur
Racial Slur
Kids And Family
Child
Coach
Farce
Little League
Pool Cleaner
Beer
California
That's obviously "The Natural"
http://tinyurl.com/le8p7
MESA SOLAR SOX
TOP PROSPECT: SCOTT ELBERT, lhp, Dodgers
The first high school lefthander drafted in 2004--going 17th overall--Elbert certainly doesn't lack athleticism. As a running back at Seneca (Mo.) High, Elbert put up 2,449 rushing yards and scored 36 touchdowns as a junior before focusing solely on baseball during his senior season. After allowing 47 hits in 50 innings in his debut at Rookie-level Ogden, Elbert bounced back to rank as the No. 1 prospect in the low Class A South Atlantic League in 2005--putting up 8-5, 2.66 numbers in 115 innings at Columbus. The 21-year-old lefty has lively stuff, including an 88-93 fastball, slurvy breaking ball and average changeup. This season, Elbert jumped from high Class A Vero Beach to Double-A Jacksonville, where he was 10-9, 2.87 with 167 strikeouts in 135 innings. Dodgers officials believe Elbert will have an impact on the big league club as early as next season.
Here's a possible lineup:
2B Samantha Mulder
SS Michael Jackson
CF Tupac Shakur
1B Elvis Presley
3B Han Solo
RF Princess Leia
C Eric Cartman
LF Jodie Foster
P Odalis Perez (who clearly was abducted by aliens at some point and replaced with an inferior model)
Chased By Dog
Campout
Steak
Fence
Homerun
Candle
Junkyard
Doghouse
Chewing Tobacco
Vomit Scene
Carnival
Diving
Chase Scene
Black Eye
Baseball Glove
Blind Man
Cake
Twins
Baseball Fan
Treehouse
Babe Ruth
1960s
Narrative
Summer
Childhood
Baseball
Coming Of Age
Dog
Family
Friendship
Boy
Kids And Family
Vacuum Cleaner
Swimming Pool
Utah
Good Times
Title Spoken By Character
Children
Thanks to someone here who recommended Alan Furst's books during an earlier discussion. I really enjoyed Night Soldiers (actually only 3/4 of the way through) on my trip.
"Some of these guys are dead..."
His batting line: .334/.375/.535 looks good now. But let's say you knock his BA down to .284, which might be generous considering how much he whiffs (65 times in 329 AB). Then you have a 284/325/485 left fielder who runs okay but not great. That makes Ethier look more like Jayson Werth circa 2004 than a budding star.
The Dodgers have enjoyed the Ethier ride, but I think that his average is a major fluke. He only hit .30? last year in AA, I believe. Of course he is still a very useful guy to have around, but I am fearful that he is about to use up a lot of outs in September.
Also and not to make this board into a discussion of criminal actions, my hunch is Colorado is still smarting from the Kobe Bryant matter which some, not all, believe was a hastily filed case that certainly had some problems, in this type of case, you want to make sure the easily understood evidence is foolproof to overcome the heavy scrutiny that the media will give this potential trial, so when the DNA didn't match plus an alibi by someone who perhaps may not be so inclined to provide one probably made it less appealing to the local DA's office.
* Based On Novel
* Terminal Illness
* Athlete
* Friendship
* New York City
* Professional Sports
Should be a little tougher.
Violence
Film Noir
Profanity
Psychopath
Bartender
Jealousy
Nightmare
Private Detective
Safe
Independent Film
Cigarette Lighter
Buried Alive
Hired Killer
Double Cross
Incinerator
Hitchcockian
Neo Noir
Cult Favorite
Alarm Clock
Broken Finger
Bullet
Car Radio
Cigarette Smoking
Cowboy Boots
Cowboy Hat
Dead Fish
Gas Station
German Shepherd
Grave Digging
Gun
Handbag
Jukebox
Kicked In The Crotch
Light Bulb
Mirror
Neon Sign
Newspaper
Phone Booth
Photograph
Shot In The Back
Shot In The Chest
Shot In The Stomach
Shot Through Wall
Shot Through Window
Shovel
Soul Music
Stabbed In The Hand
Stuffed Animal
Texas
Vomit Scene
Wisecrack Humor
Black Comedy
Rainstorm
Narration
Murder
Motel
Extramarital Affair
Bludgeoning
Bathroom
Bar
* Mistaken Identity
* Director
* Present
* Camera Crew
* Rehearsal
* Ex Husband
* Refuge
* Movie Projector
* Reporter
* Flat Tire
* Rain
* New Year's Eve Party
* Self Hatred
* Police
* Older Woman Younger Man
* Opening Narration
* Garage Apartment
* Engagement
* Overcoat
* Car Chase
* Kept Man
* Camera
* Cufflink
* Affair
* Repossession
* Shooting
* Impersonation
* Assistant Director
* Motion Picture Industry
* Shopping
* Shot In The Back
* Rich Old Lady
* Ghost Writer
* Cigarette Case
* Gun Fire
* Trashcan
* Garage
* Death Star
* Garage Door
* Cigarette Holder
* Tuxedo
* Slap In The Face
* Charlie Chaplin Look Alike
* Classic Car
* Telephone Call
* Comeback
* Casket
* Dance Scene
* Famous Entrance
* Melodrama
* Actress
* New Year's Eve
* Suicide Attempt
* Narration From The Grave
* Aging Film Star
* Film In Film
* Butler
* Hollywood
* Bach Toccata And Fugue
* Mansion
* Narrative
* Film Making
* Murder
* Silent Film Star
* Movie Studio
* Script Writer
* Script
* Recluse
* Swimming Pool
* Writing
* Gigolo
* Cult Favorite
* Narcissism
* Dead Narrator
* Auto Repossession
* Bridge Card Game
* Los Angeles California
* Famous Line
* Femme Fatale
* Tragedy
* Chimpanzee
* Filmmaking
* Gun
* Pistol
* Screenwriter
* Screenwriting
* Writer
* Washed Up Star
* Parody
* Title Spoken By Character
Maybe there was one during the flashback of the dog's story...
snakes
plane
*Heart
*Joe
*Yankees
*Lola
*Old
*Young
*Senators
*Give in
*Contract
*Two lost souls
Sexual Abuse
Music Score Composed By Director
Irish American
Two Way Mirror
Father Daughter Relationship
Whiffle Ball
Boston Massachusetts
Blood Splatter
Child With Gun
Kicked In The Face
Revenge
Handgun
Loss Of Loved One
Broken Nose
Church
Deaf
Police Investigation
Polygraph
Road Rage
Childhood Friend
Vulgarity
Violence
Emotionally Vulnerable
Sean V (NYC): does steve have a name for his goatee? If it was my Goatee, it's name would be Shadowfax, like Gandalf's white horse in LOTR
Steve Phillips: My goodness. Who are you people? I will take that into considerationt though.
Phillips had to step away and the ESPN.com host was choosing the questions for a spell.
Which would still make him the highest OPS outfielder on the team right?
Look, when will people finally give Andre some credit? I mean please, has there ever been a less praised guy who has a .334/.375/.535 line? This guy will NOT be a 4th outfielder. At what point do you all believe that?
1) Who was the Dodgers' last official team captain, and
2) How long before the answer to (1) is "Russell Martin"?
http://tinyurl.com/nxdhm
Josh notes that the music from the group in question will be played tonight during the game.
Any guesses on the group, by the way, according to Tom Hoffarth, the Rolling Stones are performing at Dodger Stadium in November, seats went on sale today.
*Texas
*Navy
*Left Hander
*Coach
*Minors
*Devil Rays
*Small town
*High school
*Father
*Diapers
*Rangers
*Old man
What do we know about J.D.? We know he's the most boring human in the world.
What do we know about the guys who give it 110% and take it one game at a time? Absolutely nothing.
Horse
Bar
Biplane
Casino
Compassion
Construction Site
Cowboy
Dancing
Desert
Divorcee
Divorce
Dog
Drunk Scene
Gardening
Landlady
Mechanic
Nevada
Older Man Younger Woman
Paddleball
Railway Station
Reno Nevada
Rodeo
Telephone Box
Wager
Widower
Wild Mustang
Dancer
Head Injury
Pride
WWII Veteran
What's your favorite drink?
-I'm not a big drinker
What's your favorite flavor of ice cream?
-Not a big ice cream man either.
Okay, what's your favorite type of music?
-Mostly Christian Contemporary, a little country.
132 The Rookie.
140 Jon will like that one.
That is Mystic River.
Self Discovery
Father Disappoints Child
Yelling
Miniaturization
Fantasy World
Magic
Suicide Attempt
Kidnap
Sword Fight
It Was All A Dream
Skateboarding
Island
Pirate
Mermaid
City Of Children
Dead Boy
Stabbing
"We're like one of those classic famous teams. He's like Mozart and I'm like... Mozart's friend. No. I'm like Butch Cassidy and Michael is like... Mozart. You try and hurt Mozart? You're gonna get a bullet in your head courtesy of Butch Cassidy."
*Bar
*ESPN
*Retire
*Hall of Fame
*Sports writers
*First Base
*Oversized ego
*Comeback
*2999
Poison
Hope
Jealousy
Impalement
Friend
Video Game
Murder
Storyteller
Hopelessness
Loss Of Loved One
Good Versus Evil
Stabbed In The Chest
Story In Story
Self Worth
Based On Novel
Fairy Tale
Wrestling
Masked Man
Albino
Pirate
Giant
Princess
Revenge
Kids And Family
Secret Identity
Swashbuckler
Torture
Sword Fight
True Love
Wizard
Kidnapping
Wheelbarrow
Kissing
Video Game Baseball
Reverse Footage
Grandfather Grandson Relationship
Man In Black
Crossbow
Cult Favorite
Based On Book
Giant Animal
Giant Rat
Screwball
Battle Of Wits
Love
Marriage
Prince
Wedding
Cult Comedy
Fantasy
Wedding Ceremony
Gentle Giant
Fictional Country
Friendship
Honor
Redemption
Respect
Warrior
Fencing
Parody
Ocean
Insurance
Loneliness
Rivalry
Sea
Suicide
Accident
Diving
Dolphin
Boat
Deep Sea Diving
Italy
Oil Platform
Piano
Rescue
Helium Inhalation
Palms
Soundtrack
Swimming Pool
Famous Score
Diver
I was deemed to young to go.
166 You should.
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Baseball
Cannabis
Catholic Church
Cocaine
Jesus Christ
Visual Hallucination
Depression
Vulgarity
Corruption
Murder
Gambling
Nun
Male Frontal Nudity
Racial Slur
Disturbing
Damnation
Death
Depravity
Desperation
Gunshot
Holy Communion
World Series
*2nd baseman
*St Louis Cardinals
*When your sliding into third and you feel...
*Adult sexual device
*Cool
*Drag Racing
*Babies
*No smoking sign
*Rollercoaster
*Crash
*Little league
*Tower sniper
*Balloon animals
*Your lower intestines
*Cowboy
*Usher
Fictional Band
Independent Film
Family
Brother Sister Relationship
Cancer
Cleveland Ohio
Hospital
Medical
Mother Son Relationship
Rock Band
Single Mother
Uncle
Working Class
Rock Music
That was truly one of the most twisted movies I have ever seen.
Kickboxing
Retirement Home
Brother Sister Relationship
Valedictorian
High School
Smart Kids
Forbidden Love
Father Daughter Relationship
Boom Box
Drunken Phone Call
Unrequited Love
Tax Fraud
Prison
England
Break Up
*Small town
*Orange paint
*Rockets
*Oil Rigs
*Moron
*Flood
*Eaten back
*Boxing match
*Replay
*Moose Club
*White shoes
*Reunion
*Great hands
*Babe Ruth
*Acid rain
*Safest place to live in case of a nuclear attack
*No such thing as an unnatural act
Say Anything
One of the keywords for Hook was "hook."
Assassination Attempt
Massage Parlor
Movie Theater
Twin Brother
Hitchcockian
Boat
Con Artist
Biblical
Pope
Piano
Convicted Felon
Snake
Salesman
Midget
Librarian
Sniper
Undercover
Murder
Paranoia
San Francisco California
Paranoid
Cellar
Police
Ex Convict
Detective
Hitman
Limousine
Villainess
Albino
Scrabble
Binoculars
Golden Gate Bridge
Conductor
Japanese Tourist
Library
Opera House
Operetta
Manager Grady Little said he's thinking of slipping Kuo into his starting rotation against clubs heavy in left-handed hitters, so it wouldn't be a stretch to see Kuo start this weekend against Colorado.
Record Store
Social Commentary
Soul Music
Dumped By Girlfriend
Music Store
Misfit
Club DJ
Breaking The Fourth Wall
Bruce Springsteen
Funeral
Drunken Phone Call
Marriage Proposal
Record Collection
Shot Through The Mouth
Shot In The Back
Shot In The Chest
Shot In The Foot
Shot In The Leg
Can only imagine what Saving Private Ryan has.
Should I give up the goods on 158?
I'm surprised no one's put up : Cornfield, Iowa ... oh, wait, that's all you need.
*Dodger Stadium
*Angels
*Queen
*Nice beaver
*Umpire
*O.J. Simpson
*USC Marching Band
*Expensive fish
*Gray hair
*Reggie Jackson
*Ring
*Finger
African American
Video Game
Alien
Based On Comic
Chase
Ghetto
Bar
Boy
Card Trick
Dead Boy
Drug Addiction
Drugs
Ellis Island
Eye
Harlem
Mute
New York
Subway
There's an Arquette in it, too.
The director is now well known.
http://tinyurl.com/puhmd
Murder
Western Union
Grifter
Armed Robbery
Helicopter
Suicide
Based On Novel
Professor
Cannabis
Extramarital Affair
Gun
Marilyn Monroe
Transvestite
Writer's Block
Teacher Student Relationship
Dead Dog
Compulsive Liar
Greenhouse
Novelist
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
*Koufax
*World Series
*Nurse
*Indian
*Bus trip
*Boat trip
*Basketball game
*Guards
*Doctor
*Medicated
*Electric shock
*Operation
*Murder
231 cuckoo's nest
Tigers
Johnny O
Bakersfield
Dropped pass
Dream World
Virtuality
Dream Sequence Within A Dream Sequence
Metaphysics
Life After Death
Surreal
Conversation
Philosophy
Existentialism
Nightmare
Car Accident
Computer Animation
Store
Death
Prison
Rotoscoping
Self Immolation
Gay Slur
*Call on loan
*Kidnaped
*Fake gun
*Hitchiker
*Writer
*Doctor
*Van
*Daughter
*Fall
*Father
*Son
*Baseball
My second reaction - huh??
I like Jeff Goerge, but huh?
*Baseball
*Love
*Rabid fans
*Corporation
*No shoes in club house
*Hole in your swing
*Exercise
*Advertise
*Hot foot
*Yankees
*Agent
*Foreign language
*Fined
Convertible
Whiskey
Pitcher
Water
Glass
Cyanide
Bullfighting
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