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By David Bailey MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - The National Football League and its players union argued in court on Friday over whether the child abuse-related suspension of the league's 2012 most valuable player Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings should be overturned. U.S. District Judge David Doty heard both sides and will rule at a later date. "I feel like I got a fair hearing today," Peterson said outside the courthouse. The NFL Players Association filed the lawsuit on behalf of Peterson, arguing that the league's suspension, handed down Nov. 18, should be reversed.
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