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A Business for Businesses

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By Emily Mulligan
| Lawrence Business Magazine
Taking a meeting at SSC CPAs + Advisors Lawrence isn’t a giant metropolis, but it seems to offer just about everything. So it’s rare to find a business need that isn’t being met. Yet, that is exactly the reason that SSC CPAs + Advisors has come to thrive and grow in Lawrence for the past three decades: they offered a service that local businesses needed. And they have not only become a cornerstone of the accounting profession in Lawrence but also the community as a whole.
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Love-all: how Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner’s rivalry turned tennis from a bloodsport into a bromance

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By Emily Mulligan
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
Jannik Sinner of Italy, right, hugs Carlos Alcaraz of Spain after the men's final at the Monte-Carlo Masters. Photograph: Jean Catuffe/Getty Images Tennis is hard. To succeed you need to be fast, strong, have deft hands and joints of steel. It’s also a solo sport against a single opponent so you need to be a strategist as well as an athlete. The games can go for more than five hours.
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Love-all: how Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner’s rivalry turned tennis from a bloodsport into a bromance

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By Emily Mulligan
| Inkl
Jannik Sinner of Italy, right, hugs Carlos Alcaraz of Spain after the men's final at the Monte-Carlo Masters. Photograph: Jean Catuffe/Getty Images Tennis is hard. To succeed you need to be fast, strong, have deft hands and joints of steel. It’s also a solo sport against a single opponent so you need to be a strategist as well as an athlete. The games can go for more than five hours.
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