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After a long, courageous battle against ALS, football standout Brett Snyder has died

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Exclamation After a long, courageous battle against ALS, football standout Brett Snyder has died
After a long, courageous battle against ALS, football standout Brett Snyder has died at age 41

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circa sixteen years instead of eighteen months . . . .
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