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Wanna score tickets to see the recently supersized Phoenix Suns? It may not happen, baby, and it definitely wont come cheap. So what can low-cash-flow fans do to get their Suns intake? Head to the local watering hole, of course preferably one thats equipped with giant plasma screens and a healthy supply of booze.
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