There is no "I" in team, so the saying goes. Has anyone else noticed the problem with that? Namely, that there's no "us" in team, and no "you" or "he", "she", "it" or even "them". According to that logic, who does that leave in a team?
I guess there is "mate", if anagrams are allowed. That also leaves "eat", "meat", and "tame". Still, not much of a team.
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