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Francis was able to milk 3:42 off the clock on its final possession before giving the ball back to the Indians with 1:04 left. Todd scored twice for the Irish - both on game-changing plays that drastically flipped momentum - and he rushed eight consecutive times on Sheldon's final possession, as the Irish ran nearly the final six minutes off the clock. Regardless of how disgruntled they or other employees who believe they have been forced to work off the clock without pay may be, their interests are sufficiently aligned with the interest of the entire class. |
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