Journalist Bob Woodward, center, is cheered and greeted by Joan Felt, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, after speaking at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009. Felt, who helped unlock the secrets of Watergate, died in December 2008. Joan Felt is the daughter of W. Mark Felt. AP Photo logo AP Photo 10 months ago

Journalist Bob Woodward, center, is cheered and greeted by Joan Felt, left, and Carl Bernstein, right, after speaking at a memorial service for W. Mark Felt, the former associate director of the FBI who was known as "Deep Throat" in Santa Rosa, Calif. , Friday, Jan. 16, 2009. Felt, who helped unlock the secrets of Watergate, died in December 2008. Joan Felt is the daughter of W. Mark Felt.

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