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Best Bets • Thursday THE COURIER-JOURNAL | SUNDAY,APRIL 8, 2012 | V21 X-Men 9p.m. on SYFY BEST BETS • THURSDAY Ateam of genetic mutants uses the very abilities that have branded them as outcasts to stop asuper-powered Overboard NBA Basketball terrorist’sviolent campaign. 8p.m. on AMC 8p.m. on TNT As part of arevenge plot for not being Miami Heat at Chicago Bulls from Sweet Genius paid, asmall-town carpenter convinces United Center Chicago won the last 10 p.m. on FOOD arich, amnesiac that she is his wife meeting, 106-102 on March 14, ending In the first round, the competitors and the mother of his four children. afive-game losing streak in the series, must utilize aflamingo inspiration; the dating back to last season’sEastern chefs incorporate achildhood influ- Conference finals. 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