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Human beings have been fascinated with sports, feats of athleticism and skill, since the dawn of time Even in ancient cultures, teams of athletes were pitted against each other in fast paced games of chance and skill Human beings have been fascinated with sports, feats of athleticism and skill, since the dawn of time.
A LIVERPOOL entrepreneur will be among three adults pitted against three youngsters to create a new flavour of crisps on CBBC's popular Beat the Boss programme.
A LIVERPOOL entrepreneur will be among three adults pitted against three youngsters to create a new flavour of crisps on CBBC's popular Beat the Boss programme.
 
 
 
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