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Nike Drops Antonio Brown Amid Sexual Assault Lawsuit - The New York Times
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Saquon Barkley Signs Endorsement Deal with Nike - Black Shoe Diaries
Tampa high school flag football team featured in Nike ad | wtsp.com
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Nike and Under Armour Respond to the NFL Protests - Racked
NFL confirms long-term extension with Nike - SportsPro
Nike? Under Armour? As Ravens QB Lamar Jackson's star rises, marketers wonder if and where he'll sign - pennlive.com
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