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Round 7, 2009, Collingwood lost to Saint Kilda

First Quarter: the Winners withstood the pressure of the competition, and managed to restrict the severity of the damage the impact of the share they managed of the means had, which the Losers, virtually controlled for the majority, as they went forward with unsubstantiated optimism, and a loss.

Second Quarter: generating cohesion from savagery in conflict, the Winners capitalised on the capital liabilities of the competition with an absolute takeover of the board, which left the Losers, struggling to account for the competition, headed for a major recession, with a deep depression.

Third Quarter: the Winners added more value to the demands of creditors as they continued to disadvantage the competition, going forward and across the board, which maintained the depression for the Losers, as they managed to offer their creditors signs of interest, despite the gloom.

Fourth Quarter: manufacturing a fourth consecutive quarter of unprecedented gains, the Winners valued integrity over their position on the board, which they managed anyway, despite the Losers, battlers in a crisis, adding value to the perception of incompetence of personnel, going forward.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners managed their accounts effectively as they highlighted "the big business" they operate in, and the discrepancies between analysts and "work ethic", which was more than the Losers could manage, after key statements about the outcome they managed went missing.
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Round 7, 2009, Melbourne lost to West Coast

First Quarter: the Losers were denied the reward the account they managed to give deserved, which the climate demanded, and generated a manageable deficit, as the Winners, opening their account in the early part of trading, missed capitalising on a comparative advantage, for the rest.

Second Quarter: in a dramatic turnaround, the Winners slashed their confidence going into a deep recession, as the playing field opened up, allowing for more flowing business, which the Losers, generating a surge from the old firm, managed to prosper in, as the deficit deflated marginally.

Third Quarter: the Losers developed a margin from the deficit they had managed to acquire in the previous two quarters, which they relinquished as they looked to the board, which, as the last recession loomed, favoured the position the Winners had managed to align to their performance.

Fourth Quarter: surging with the loss of any expectation of an advantage, the Losers threatened to take control of the board, depsite the level of confidence disallowing such a takeover, which the Winners nervously maintained as they managed to lose confidence in their position, going forward.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers guaranteed themselves credit for the account they managed in assessing the outcome as the by-product of the value placed in risk-taking, which the Winners, despite the result on the table, are ill-equpped to invest in, as they transfer the means across the board.
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Round 7, 2009, Adelaide lost to Western Bulldogs

First Quarter: the Winners limited the effect of the period of instability through the negotiation of the impact the damage the competition strategised to inflict on their business, which the Losers took credit for, as they careered towards a recession, managing a marginal gain on the board.

Second Quarter: managing a position on the board worth less than the industry they had managed, the Winners went into the major recession with the confidence a gain produces, which the Losers had managed as a by-product of the deficit they secured from a systematic method, going forward.

Third Quarter: the Winners incorporated enterprise into their plan and managed a savage surge in the turnover managed on the board, as the Losers, struggling to generate vision or accountability, declined into the last recession, which allowed them the relief of modifying the structure of their business.

Fourth Quarter: as the environment opened itself up for a more cohesive flow of business from all sides, the Winners managed to contract the size of their margin, as the Losers, concerned about the welfare of bludgers, surged closer to the competition, which was always beyond their means.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners attributed the overall outcome they managed to the management of their assets going forward, and the precision of their actions in the long-run, as the Losers managed to account for their result to the costly decision to value ownership over enterprise and endeavour.
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Round 7, 2009, Carlton lost to Fremantle

First Quarter: the Losers generated a small deficit from the business they managed in a climate conducive to slippery transactions, which created a share of pain for workers, as the Winners, managing to inspire confidence from within their organisation, settled on a viable plan of action going forward.

Second Quarter: managing to slide into the deep recession with a marked disadvantage, the Losers struggled to generate value from its workers, which proved costly, as the Winners, implementing savage industry, negotiated the impending recession with a series of expensive measures, for the period.

Third Quarter: the Losers manufactured another quarter of negative growth in their deficit, despite control of the means, which generated severe confidence in a crisis, as the Winners, manufacturing productivity from limited opportunity, negotiated the surge in property losses, with another gain.

Fourth Quarter: securing a slight gain for an overall deficit, the Losers managed to create uncertainty in the viability of their industry as liabilities became abundantly evident, which the Winners managed to highlight in the final account they gave of their willingness to work for each other, like socialists.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers attributed their outcome to the slow transfer of property they managed going forward, and poor measures " that really hurt us across the board,” which was in marked contrast to the Winners, as they revelled in optimism they generated from the desired outcome.
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Round 7, 2009, Port Adelaide lost to North Melbourne

First Quarter: the Winners assured their business a margin due to the interest they invested in managing an enterprising outlook, which they had lost during a massive crisis, and the Losers managed to return, due to the individualistic strategy they had manufactured as a means of going forward.

Second Quarter: surging with confidence in a period of severe improvement, the Winners secured a sizeable margin going into a deep recession, which generated alarm for the Losers, as they attempted to stimulate confidence in the long-term security of their management of the means.

Third Quarter: the Winners handed back much of its advantage in a period of savage contraction of the growth of the confidence they had been building, which the Losers had to take a significant percentage of the credit for, as their stimulating package of risky ventures managed a boom.

Fourth Quarter: continuing the accurate accounts on the board, the Winners held off on a depression as the competition continued to cut the margin, which the Losers, managing to slash their deficit, took an interest in acquiring, if not the outcome they had deemed an accurate assessment.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners assessed their outcome as a product of the "accountable" values instilled in their business, and the "work ethic" of the new addition to its ranks, as the Losers attempted to transfer responsibility to the competition, which they couldn't manage, in the final analysis.
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Round 7, 2009, Sydney lost to Geelong

First Quarter: the Losers declined observers any interest as they managed to restrict the flow of the business of turnover on the board, which generated only a minor deficit, as the Winners, struggling to manage in the absence of some class, negotiated the period with a minimal damage, and a gain.

Second Quarter: their deficit suffering from inflation, the Losers went into the major recession with a severe depression generated by the disintegration of their confidence, which the Winners accentuated through the business of performing enterprisingly that one single resource managed for them.

Third Quarter: the Losers managed to contract the discrepancy in class, which they aligned to the figures the board managed at certain stages, despite the deficit continuing to inflate, as the Winners, doing the business, negotiated the forecast surge of the competition's old firm.

Fourth Quarter: after the last recession the Losers continued to manage their deficit as inflation generated a substantial loss of a certain percentage they brought to the table, which reversed the result for the Winners, as they spent the last period, manufacturing another gain, effectively.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers attributed the size and scope of the deficit they managed to the class of the structure they struggled with, and made accurate assessments across the board, which was met by the Winners with a good account of their implementation of the strategy they had devised.
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Round 7, 2009, Richmond lost to Brisbane

First Quarter: the Winners struggled to manage viable levels of industry which generated a manageable deficit as the prospects of their targets being reached dwindled, which was due to the Losers costly mismanagement of processing opportunity into alignment with the board, and poor fortune.

Second Quarter: reaching their targets with great frequency through the abandonment of property gains for gains in real estate, the Winners managed a margin, which guaranteed the Losers a crisis in the midst of a period of a serious recession, and a possible restructuring of resources, going forward.

Third Quarter: the Winners, denied ownership of the means going forward, again manufactured a gain from limited opportunity after the recession abated, resulting in another period of intense uncertainty for the Losers, as they managed to hold the means for the majority, despite the board's report.

Fourth Quarter: a flurry of activity at board-level enhanced the position of the Winners as they increased the margin they had been working on, and boosted their figures over their real value, which summarises the account the Losers gave of their business in the final analysis: at all costs, panic in a crisis.

Fifth Quarter: the Winners managed to avoid pay outs due to the savage enterprise of their old firm, "that was just the commitment that was showed among the group", which managed to balance the account of the Losers: "We didn't hit our targets, and also our decision-making was poor."
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Round 7, 2009, Hawthorn lost to Essendon

First Quarter: the Losers reached a position on the board which analysts aligned to the performance they managed, depsite a number of inadequate measures they managed, which added value to the credit placed in the Winners, as they negotiated the pressure of the situation, going forward.

Second Quarter: managing a surge across the board, the Losers added stability to their business with more manageable strategies going forward securing them a margin, which guaranteed the Winners added incentive to collect themselves in the big recession, with a marginal deficit.

Third Quarter: the Losers paid the price on the board for the decline in industry observed by analysts by managing to make a margin into sizeable and sustainable deficit, which the responsibilty for had to be taken by the Winners, as they added sound decision-making practices to their risk-taking.

Fourth Quarter: incorporating incompetence into their poor levels of industry, the Losers added more numbers to their deficit as questions were asked of their business, which the Winners managed to answer with a negative report of the discrepancies of input, in the competition, and an advantage.

Fifth Quarter: the Losers "were trying to rob different areas" of their organisation to add stability to their liabilty to lose interest in maintaining accountability in keeping the costs down, which balanced effectively with the Winners, as they attempted to manage fraudulent accounts of their socialism.
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Round 7, 2008, Port Adelaide beat Essendon

Lark I've been splaying owl along, the Poor, robbed of any salveconfluence, windwhip the Bumblers. They, soil varied faust, as evillyone hat's bean slaying, oily run in wind dire erection.

It was sleeve-evident form the very thrist that they were nut lip to the chinlounge of the spade and stringlength of the Poor hoot! Thinks to a noir of tidal confluence, slaved ill up eerily and duffer.

The pill, boiled on by the fleet of the Poor, wandered throughout the pig's ticks until the phone, ill, drones its lost cull. The Bumblers, won off their float yet a groin, flailed to do the pusillanimous.

It prosaically spills curtains for their sturgeon which, wafter the tarts they hold, locked sow pornly. The Poor, conversantly, can halve, and dill heave, axe-spurts spiking eyely of the reminder.

Gawks be wire bepause the Poor mate stamp you in your trackydacks; we'll pee, while the Sunnystriders mate the Bumblers in what limbs as a chinpowder gram for them; you, a nuffer, know.
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Round 7, 2008, Melbourne beat Fremantle

Swimmingly, exorbletantly, humaniacally, flirtuitously, zeroically, the Emos have recoded their farts wink over a lipless Dacker earflirt. The lass stings like a kink in the hose on a spannery day in the stun.

In font at the moan black, artly thinks to their effetes, the Dackers surrounded that margarine but stale lead hindsummingly at the lost chinsausage. The Emos, stilting to geld a lock in, had the winking spite.

The last squirt slew the Emos slim on ghoul after girl with sinch eels it was as if the Dackers, looking worsed, were moot even tying, which morely saved to milk the Emos halve more bereave.

The Dackers, wowsers again, will tinkle a gnat's minge fromage a nutter's surly deflate, while the Emos, extrahopless, know have a log to stand on; a wink, all wheels, buys the losts' spirits.

All the tease in the ward walnut buoy them a weeee over the Utterloaders who are a munch for handfists, wearskirts, the Dackers get a chinpat to redeem some repsect aghast the minty Dullbogs.
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Round 7, 2008, Western Bulldogs beat Sydney

Jesus's cross! The Dullbogs have pilled off a windyfull olefactory accost a convolused Sinnyslider's pantfit that flailed to walk hard. Enough!

On fair airily, the Sinnyslider's locked a minion dullards but polyps dinner get the margarine at the flirt's brick that they deversed. It weird flaunt hymn.

The Dullbogs, milking the moist of their snatches, slummed on girl after gull in the sconed squirt and, amusingingly, held the lead for the remanger of the lame.

The Sunnysudder's lookout for a slide bepause it's indelible that it wilt open as surely as the Dullbogs are heir and there: a boat's stinking faustly!

They heave the Dackers in a big bottle for four pants that will go dour to the wear, while the Sinnysudsers halve got the Bumblers in a battler.

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Round 7, 2008, Adelaide beat North Melbourne

Gape your arse peeled for the Utterloaders are on the smarm, as the Cankus floundered art in a sound olefactory that frittered the chinpony spit.

Brown out of the waiter in the turd and bleaten in the flirt's heart, the Cankers cornered slum bespectability from an oddening that was the Cows.

The Uberlied Cows, simply too faust and stuff abound the grind, toot the fool of the paddle in the lost - allaying the Cankers to get simpering; toot!

As wily couched as they art, the Cankers stale lick some real clasp around the gowned, wearhats the Cows doughnut have that chinlunge.

Hats the Emos whole heave to tinkle them when the real stiff stints a groin and the Cankers cun lock froward to the Weakies: sour to be grapes!



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Round 7, 2008, Saint Kilda beat Richmond

The Stains, I kilt you nought, have token the pants overly the matey flighty Taggers in a tart tassle at Telecom Dome. The Taggers bottled mindfully, but could nut thank their chins.

Up and rimming, tickling hard, winching the bile, and oft the minge, the Taggers wryly shampants handbuckets whipsnatch should half winked. The Stains gelded out of jewel; tits high, mumbling.

The sallow rat in the forward hat bolted the gate with a nutter despair of crapbuckets. The pullish effete on the wink was arsily the blessed afold, with his milking, rimming and kilting.

It, to my handless slapbrides, showclits that the Taggers can, and I help they wile, mock the fatals while, the Stains, although praying slight, wilt sourly bleed their and her a pouting.

It's the Pips who wail tinkle on the Taints in a raper offal the brick, while the Taggers spooled on by a looming clash wilt ply their pantchickens on the lipless waning simians: lockout!

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Round 7, 2008, Geelong beat Brisbane

In the blank of a nigh the Clatters tinned around their stinking slip that the Loins had looked set to sourly knacker oft. They had billed up a shandy lead and then, just like hat, it eviscerated.

The Loins, mine arse a few stools, prayed a psychical blend of foody but foiled to clap off their gold walk. Then just befar the moan black, the Clatters gelded their gambol together and lead it.

After hat, the Clatters battled it up befar groin awry with the context in the lassed squirt. The Loins can tickle plentiful art form their mindful bottling but plops should have nought sniffled that lunch.

It's heard to see howl they can dot any pelter than just milking the lactate tits here, but they''ll stilt be heard to toss while, need any snor be staid albeit the Clatters than: they are the waning chimps?

The Taggers will glove them slimthing to thank albeit in the next lame, while the Loins, stall on the weird, tickle the imploding Boobs in a sneezing refining lame for both inured reams; hard to pluck.
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