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    '" Of the USA Today comment, he added: "I think Jay would say he was taken a little out of context ..." ... " Leno wasn't around to agree or dispute; after the stunt, he quickly departed. Full Article at Newsday
    I think Jay would say he was taken a little out of context ...
    SOURCE: Newsday 16 months ago
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  1. I learned from Conan how brutal it is to change a show [while it's on] the air
    SOURCE: Newsday 16 months ago
  2. we've witnessed a lot of transitions at NBC. We really believe in the decision we've made with our partners, including Jay ... '
    SOURCE: Newsday 16 months ago
  3. When is Jay Leno's last day? ... Is it true NBC had offered Leno a fifth hour of 'Today?'
    SOURCE: Newsday 16 months ago

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