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Yahoo Sports reports that the Golden State Valkyries moved within one win of the WNBA championship on Monday night, topping the Atlanta Dream 64-55 behind 13-point efforts from Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton. The victory puts the expansion franchise on the precipice of a title in just its second season, a rapid ascent that has already made the team a draw in the same arena that houses the NBA's Warriors.
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