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The variety includes a clutch of teens kicking against parental decisions, peer pressure problems, and romantic twinges. By the third game of the season, he had been promoted to varsity and was kicking against Hart, one of Southern California's powerhouse teams. Young Tim just wants a 10-speed bike but the effort he expends kicking against the pricks - brother, parents, teachers - is enough to drive insane even the healthiest among us. |
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