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Everyone sees the game winner… not many get to see the extra hours he put in this week (and every week) working in the midrange and getting game reps. His preparation and commitment is ELITE… and the results speak for themselves Sawyer Dotson

Everyone sees the game winner… not many get to see the extra hours he put in this week (and every week) working in the midrange and getting game reps. His preparation and commitment is ELITE… and the results speak for themselves Sawyer Dotson

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This is what they fear most: people putting old divisions aside and standing together. While some continue to dig into the past in an attempt to reignite sectarian tensions and keep communities divided, more and more people are choosing to focus on the challenges of the present and the future. Catholics and Protestants have far more in common than what separates them. Across Northern Ireland people are beginning to see through the politics of division and are finding common ground on the issues that affect their families, communities and way of life. Unity does not mean forgetting the past. It means refusing to let it be used against us. A people united is far stronger than a people divided.

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