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The scope and power of amateur athletic organizations in the United States and worldwide have expanded tremendously over the past quarter century.
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athlete beneficiary, following law review articles, collectible benefits, athlete beneficiaries, summer camp rule, plaintiff spectator, terscholastic athletics, previous grading period, current grading period, teacher tenure act, jersey replica, amateur athletic organizations, crossover restriction, interscholastic athletic competition, broadcast receipts, basketball coaching staff, school activities association, common law unfair competition, tercollegiate athletics, carrier exemption, defendant school district, interscholastic level, urinalysis program, partial qualifier, interscholastic league
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United States, New York, National Collegiate Athletic Ass'n, Sherman Act, Lanham Act, Olympic Games, New Jersey, Grove City, Big Ten, Amateur Sports Act, National Collegiate Athletic Association, International Olympic Committee, Notre Dame, Licensed Indicia, North Carolina, Penn State, Los Angeles, Boston College, Licensed Articles, Southern Satellite, Georgia Tech, Equal Pay Act, San Francisco, Sports Illustrated, University of Minnesota
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