Plunkett was the Heisman Trophy winner and former No . 1 draft choice in New England who appeared to be washed up when he arrived in Oakland in 1978, but two years later led the Raiders to the first of his two Super Bowl triumphs.
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Anyway, Tiger Woods may be washed up; he has not won a major tournament in several days . And Michael Jordan, by acting as if the season is aready over, may not be trying to psych out the Utah Jazz with the New Age version of the Messier or Joe Namath guarantee of victory.
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Forget " Neighbours ", this is more like a warmer " Echo Beach ", with all kinds of dark secrets buried in the sand waiting to be washed up by the tide . " Meanwhile, " The Guardian " remarked upon the difference in style between " Out of the Blue " and " Neighbours ", writing : " Au-ssies!
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Just as significant as Blankers-Koen's medals were the cultural barriers she hurdled, the barriers that said women should not compete in anything as vigorous and sweaty as track and field, that they were unwomanly if they did, that they would not be able to have children or would not succeed in sports as mothers, that their careers would be or should be washed up long before the age of 30.
