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      <description>The Navy Midshipmen continued to prepare for the 2011 football season with their third week of spring practice. The Mids spent this past week both battling with mother nature and at times each other. The scrimmage was conducted in a driving rainstorm that featured heavy winds and ended about a half hour early because of the miserable weather.</description>
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