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and other groups, including aircraft pilots and commercial fishermen, cried foul since there was no warning to user groups of the sudden cutoff of funds. Escobar denied any wrongdoing but the White Sox cried foul, thinking the pitch was intentional for events in last season's playoffs. A MAJORITY OF THE FACULTY AT THE UNIVERSITY of California system has cried foul over the way executives are compensated. |
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