How one trucking executive took control of his own health
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TEAM SPIRIT
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November 6 is National Jersey Friday, a day to show support for your favorite athletes by wearing their team jerseys. 🏈 But the word "jersey" has a history that stretches well beyond the playing field. The word "jersey," as used for athletic uniforms, originally came from what geographical location? (Scroll down for the answer!)
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How one trucking executive took control of his own health
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TEAM SPIRIT: ANSWER
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The term “jersey” comes from island of Jersey in the English Channel! The island became known for its knitted garments, and the term "jersey" eventually became associated with the shirts worn by athletes.
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