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    - New Jersey is reversing course on the Common Core State Standards after five years of implementing them, and has started a six-month review process to potentially develop new, New Jersey-specific standards. - However, experts do not expect major changes given the time and money required for a full reversal from the Common Core. Other states that conducted similar reviews made only minor adjustments. - A separate article profiles a local man, Vinnie Orobono, who has an unconventional bowling technique where he hugs the left gutter before curving the ball hard right toward the pins.

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    - New Jersey is reversing course on the Common Core State Standards after five years of implementing them, and has started a six-month review process to potentially develop new, New Jersey-specific standards. - However, experts do not expect major changes given the time and money required for a full reversal from the Common Core. Other states that conducted similar reviews made only minor adjustments. - A separate article profiles a local man, Vinnie Orobono, who has an unconventional bowling technique where he hugs the left gutter before curving the ball hard right toward the pins.

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    Asbury Park Press Front Page, Sunday, July 12, 2015

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    - New Jersey is reversing course on the Common Core State Standards after five years of implementing them, and has started a six-month review process to potentially develop new, New Jersey-specific standards. - However, experts do not expect major changes given the time and money required for a full reversal from the Common Core. Other states that conducted similar reviews made only minor adjustments. - A separate article profiles a local man, Vinnie Orobono, who has an unconventional bowling technique where he hugs the left gutter before curving the ball hard right toward the pins.

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    LAKEWOOD Nobody throws a bowling ball
    quite like Vinnie Orobono.
    He begins normally enough, with a purposeful,
    conventional stride forward. Then things get
    funky.
    Right-handers typically release the ball on the
    right side of the lane, curving the ball back toward
    the center pin.
    Not Orobono. He veers left and hugs the left gutter so close, youd swear hes going to cross into the
    adjacent lane.
    Instead, at the very last instant, the ball bangs
    down on one of the far left boards and bends explosively to the right. When hes in a groove, the pins
    dont so much topple over as detonate.

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