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The Evansville Crush were a semiprofessional indoor soccer team based in Evansville, Indiana, which was active from 2010-2013. The team was a member of the Premier Arena Soccer League and made the playoffs in their first season as well as won the inaugural Hoosier Cup. Players were not paid, but all of their expenses were covered by the team. The 2012-2013 season was the last for the club.

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The 'Ask Me' slogan is used by a variety of organizations to prompt their customers to seek assistance for their needs. Individuals donning the Ask Me button are generally seen as a resource for their affiliation and a guide to their patrons. 'Pregúnteme' is Spanish for "Ask me".

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Varios organizaciones se usan el dicho 'Ask Me' para que individuales se pueden pedir ayuda para lo que se necesitan. Individuales con un 'Ask Me' generalmente se vean como recurso por su afiliación con un negocio, y guías para los demás. 'Ask Me' en Inglés es decir "Pregúnteme".

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Joel Barry Pollak, a self-proclaimed “Tea Party Republican,” ran for U.S. Congress against Democrat Jan Schakowsky in Illinois’s 9th congressional district. Schakowsky had been in office since 1999. In the 2010 primaries, neither Pollak nor Schakowsky were opposed by others of their parties, though two Green Party nominees ran. Pollak lost the election, garnering only 31% of votes to Schakowsky’s 66%.

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Stay in School, School is Cool is an organization founded in 2011 by Harold Hall to mentor and provide educational support to struggling teens. It also provides an informal forum called “Teen Talk” that allows children to discuss what’s on their mind and what’s happening in their community. Stay in School, School is Cool is focused on instilling a love of learning as well as teaching the skills needed to succeed in academics. This organization hopes to improve teens’ character and integrity by preparing them for a bright future.

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Susan Boyle is a Scottish singer who began her career as a contestant on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, after her audition in which she sang "I Dreamed a Dream" went viral. Though she did not win the competition, she went on to produce four successful albums. In her early 2010 appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Boyle talked about the pressure she felt after her overnight fame and promised that she, "is not now and never has been a member of the Crazy Celebrities Club." This came after reports of erratic behavior shortly following the end of Britain's Got Talent. She also performed her original song, "Who I Was Born To Be", and discussed the humbling success of her first album.

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In 1963, the Pennsylvania Rail Road (PRR) began Operation Beaver, a campaign to cosmetically cover deferred maintenance. This included painting, fixing, and cleaning stations and cars that was overdue. For example, the Altoona Station, which was formally a red brick exterior, was painted white with a red base. Posters and buttons were created as part of the campaign.