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High security and an intense basketball environment greeted the president at Madison Square Garden. Attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the commander in chief received a loud reaction from the hometown crowd before the Knicks took the floor. | Collector
High security and an intense basketball environment greeted the president at Madison Square Garden. Attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the commander in chief received a loud reaction from the hometown crowd before the Knicks took the floor.
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High security and an intense basketball environment greeted the president at Madison Square Garden. Attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the commander in chief received a loud reaction from the hometown crowd before the Knicks took the floor.

High security and an intense basketball environment greeted the president at Madison Square Garden. Attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the commander in chief received a loud reaction from the hometown crowd before the Knicks took the floor.

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