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    But ESPN says that is just all part of the game.

    Said Mr. Wildhack: “That’s fine. You want to have a good, healthy competition, because that means you’re probably in a pretty good business. If you’re in a business and you don’t have any competition, you’re probably in the wrong business.”

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