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Later, in her opening comments at the Rainbow Room festivities, Colleen Cunningham, FEI president and CEO, noted that it was serendipitous that the NYSE enjoyed a record high close the day FEI's Hall of Fame honorees rang the bell. ``All of these old guys said, `This might be my last chance to win a World Series,''' Jerry Reuss said the other day at Dodger Stadium, remembering the cause to which he contributed 10 wins in the regular season and a 2-1 win over Ron Guidry in game 5 of the World Series (and had the serendipitous injury that prompted Fernando Valenzuela's Opening Day start). Finding these peaks was serendipitous luck" Ingle notes. |
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