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The Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks 106-99 to advance to the conference finals against the defending National Basketball Association champion Miami Heat.
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The New York Knicks stayed alive in the playoffs with an 85-75 home win against the Indiana Pacers, while the San Antonio Spurs reached the Western Conference finals with a series-clinching victory at Golden State.
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Carmelo Anthony had 28 points and the New York Knicks stayed alive in the National Basketball Association playoffs with an 85-75 home win against the Indiana Pacers.
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Southeastern Asset Management Inc., the money manager that is the largest outside investor of Dell Inc., said it exercised 25 million call options in the computer maker, giving it more shares to vote in the upcoming fight over the company’s future.
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The Miami Heat and Memphis Grizzlies wrapped up their National Basketball Association playoff series in five games and advanced to the conference finals.
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Who’s the worst pitcher of all time? Herm Wehmeier of the Cincinnati Reds, who compiled an earned run average of 5.25 over nine seasons.
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The New York Knicks are on the brink of National Basketball Association playoff elimination after a 93-82 loss at Indiana, while the San Antonio Spurs are one win from a spot in the Western Conference finals.
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Bill Landreth bought a second tractor as Berries by Bill Inc. sold more melons, sweet corn and strawberries.
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The Miami Heat routed the undermanned Chicago Bulls 88-65 to move within a victory of a return trip to the National Basketball Association’s Eastern Conference finals.
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Sharp Corp.’s loss at its solar unit narrowed amid a boom in panel installations in Japan following the introduction of an incentive program in July.
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In Memphis, 44 percent of the population rents and the remaining 56 percent are homeowners. And in the past year the Memphis real estate market has seen an 1.3 percent increase in value, with a median sales price of $95,300, according to Zillow.
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