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NEW YORK -- In the aftermath of the discipline levied against the New England Patriots for taping opponents' defensive signals, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is seeking a sweeping crackdown on spying for next season. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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NEW YORK - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell wants to crack down on spying next season with more inspections and harsher penalties, steps that follow the disciplining of the New England Patriots for taping opponents' signals. Full Article at Philly.com
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NEW YORK — In the aftermath of the discipline levied against the New England Patriots for taping opponents defensive signals, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is seeking a sweeping crackdown on spying for next season. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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NEW YORK In the aftermath of the discipline levied against the New England Patriots for taping opponents defensive signals, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is seeking a sweeping crackdown on spying for next season. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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The National Football League asked Congress yesterday for help in pressuring Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Cable Inc. to offer subscribers its NFL Network in their most widely popular packages of channels. Full Article at Philly.com
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