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So which book nails its dive, and which belly flops? Clutch is the better read, especially for the less science-minded. But Choke excels in the one area where Sullivan fails dismally. Just about the only woman he deems clutch is Billie Jean King, for her tennis victory in 1973 over bigmouth Bobby Riggs in the "Battle of the Sexes." More than a few women have proved themselves clutch in the decades since, in sports and in the public arena. Do the names Serena and Hillary ring a bell?
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