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A decade of champions

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The past 10 years have been filled with championships. North Carolina and Duke basketball, the Hurricanes and more. From high schools to college to the pros, the Triangle has been a title town. On Thursday, as part of the Thanksgiving Day paper, The News & Observer will publish an eight-page keepsake section commemorating this decade of champions.

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