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Lakers rally from 17 down but fall at the finish to Clippers

LOS ANGELES — For the past month, as the Los Angeles Clippers’ comebacks became customary, they became experts of the chase. Rallies from down 24, 25 and 35 points had given them a keen eye to sense exactly when opponents’ body language would shift from confident to cratering, their lead slipping away as the Clippers’ opportunity opened. Thursday proved a role reversal, the Clippers shorting ...

LOS ANGELES — For the past month, as the Los Angeles Clippers’ comebacks became customary, they became experts of the chase.

Rallies from down 24, 25 and 35 points had given them a keen

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