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Roger Clemens
Roger Clemens

Roger Clemens, born on August 4, 1962, is a renowned American professional baseball player. He is known for his exceptional pitching skills and numerous achievements throughout his career. more

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“The middle way is still driving on the wrong side of the road; it still permits the killing of the fox for pleasure. One cannot kill half a fox. Like Monty Python parrot, a fox torn apart by hounds remains dead, deceased and off its perch for ever. Before the fox has been dispatched - sometimes quickly, sometimes slowly - it will have suffered the agonies of the pursuit by animals four times its size and four times its strength. The middle way is a compromise that still seriously compromises the welfare of the fox.”

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