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:{{w|Gary Player}} is a South African golfer who won nine major championships between 1959 and 1978. Competitors are often known as '''players''', such as in {{w|The Players Championship}}.
 
:{{w|Gary Player}} is a South African golfer who won nine major championships between 1959 and 1978. Competitors are often known as '''players''', such as in {{w|The Players Championship}}.
 
;Lonzo Ball (2020s, Basketball)
 
;Lonzo Ball (2020s, Basketball)
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:{{w|Lonzo Ball}} is an American professional basketball player, with the Los Angeles Lakers at the time of publishing. The 2020s decade predicts future success, as he began playing professionally in 2017 and the comic was published in 2018. Basketball is, of course, a {{w|ball game|'''ball''' game}}.
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:{{w|Lonzo Ball}} is an American professional basketball player, with the Los Angeles Lakers at the time of publishing. The 2020s decade predicts future success, as he began playing professionally in 2017. Basketball is, of course, a {{w|ball game|'''ball''' game}}.
 
;Jake Halfpipe (2030s, Skateboarding)
 
;Jake Halfpipe (2030s, Skateboarding)
 
:A '''{{w|half-pipe|halfpipe}}''' is a structure used in extreme sports such as skateboarding and snowboarding.
 
:A '''{{w|half-pipe|halfpipe}}''' is a structure used in extreme sports such as skateboarding and snowboarding.

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