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Title: Success of an Organization in Sport
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The major difference between these two teams is not that the Patriots have won all those Super Bowls, but the fact that both teams have a totally different strategy in attaining this ultimate prize. The Patriots have a team effort with every player playing a significant role without any superstars... Showed first 250 characters
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The Eagles on the other hand have several key superstars. No one can really say which strategy is better, but the team that wins the big game is going to get that vote the majority of the time.
The greatest amateur organization is a difficult category, because of the lack of publicity... Showed next 250 characters
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