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The most common terms used in the
Box Score for the Basketball Statistics Analysis of a game, translated in 5
different languages: useful to understand the stats from newspapers or the same statistic
sheet received in other than our proper language. |
5 Languages Abbreviationsa work of Deborah Telmes, Australia - May 1, 2002
"The Documents" at the "User member Menu" as a Free Registered Member from the Homepage
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