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U.S. is foreign, but baseball isn't
Akinori Iwamura is staying at a hotel across from Progress Energy Park. There's no chance of getting lost. All he has to do is walk across the street.

Often, he'll get in his Escalade and drive to a restaurant.

Next week, he plans to move into his new home.

It's all part of living in America.

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  • Author: westbaystars
  • on: Mar 10, 2007 2:55 PM
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