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Lore refers to the "lore" in the game: the word lore has the meaning of exhaustion, extreme, extreme, certainty and affirmation. The combination of "killing" and "killing" means killing your opponent or game without giving your opponent any chance to fight back.

Strictly speaking, it means that in the countdown stage of the ball game, the winning goal is scored at the last moment, and the opponent is unable to fight back, which is called the deciding game. Broadly speaking, it is to score the winning goal in the final stage of the game, without leaving too much effective attack time for the opponent.

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In the basketball game, the real winner should meet the following three criteria: the last 24 seconds of regular time or overtime; When falling behind or sharing equally, score points; The final score of the game. The famous Jordan lore knight "The Shot" has McGrady lore for 35 seconds, 13 minutes, Kobe lore the Heat, Kobe lore the playoff Suns, Kobe lore the Trailblazers, and Horry lore the Western Conference Finals King.

In the game, the two teams only decide the outcome by one goal, which is called the winning goal. If the goal doesn't happen in the final stage of the game, it can't be called winning, only winning. But if the winning goal occurs in the final stage of the game, no matter how many goals are produced in the game, it is also called the winning goal. Winners are winners, but winners are not necessarily winners.

The Russian film Silent Munich reflects the cold war between the Soviet Union and the United States from 65438 to 0972. It is undoubtedly of special significance for the Soviet national basketball team to beat the invincible American team. Among them, it is a suspense to realize the ending reversal in 3 seconds, but the Soviet basketball team achieved the counterattack in 3 seconds, defeating the American basketball team with the advantage of 1 minute and winning the championship.

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