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TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2007
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Soccer's stars prep for match
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Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo keeps an eye on the ball during a practice session at the side's Carrington training ground before their forthcoming Champions League soccer match against AC Milan, in Manchester, England on Monday.
AC Milan players listen to their coach Carlo Ancelotti, left of frame in red cap, as they prepare to train at Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester, England.
AC Milan players including Kaka, center smiling, train at Old Trafford Stadium.
Manchester United's Ryan Giggs controls the ball during a practice session at the side's Carrington training ground.
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LOS ANGELES — When Kareem Abdul-Jabbar retired from basketball, he had three NCAA titles, six NBA titles and Most Valuable Player honors, as well
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"I'll never forget the shocked look on (the reporter's) face when I answered, 'a history teacher,' writes Abdul-jabbar in his introduction about where his life could have led if it wasn't for the NBA.
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