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FOXBORO — Between the 20-yard lines, the Patriots had no problems moving the ball up and down the field in their 27-17 victory over the Dolphins yesterday at Gillette Stadium. Full Article at Providence Journal
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FOXBORO — Last year, the Patriots missed out on the playoffs because they didn’t have the best record within AFC East divisional play. Full Article at Providence Journal
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Cuban punk rock musician Gorki Aguila poses in Miami on Friday, Sept. 18, 2009. Aguila, the lead singer and founder of the band Porno Para Ricardo, has been banned from public performances in Cuba and is now on a Freedom Tour of the U.S. View Photo »
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Try the country. But what if you don’t like the sticks? Then try Florida. Led by Miami, the Sunshine State dominates our 2008 list of America’s Cleanest Cities with four metro areas in the top 10 — Jacksonville (No. 3), Orlando (No. 4) and Tampa-St. Petersburg (No. 8) all make appearances.
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Vested interest: Laurence Fishburne's Dr. Ray Langston, left, pops over to New York to work with Gary Sinise's Mac Taylor on CSI:NY Wednesday. MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. Full Article at USA Today
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Georgia Tech had rebounded from a September loss at Miami to take control of the ACC Coastal Division race. Now, all that work would come down a single snap. Tech QB Josh Nesbitt celebrates after scoring the game-winning TD Saturday. Full Article at Sporting News
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ON THE JOB: Detective Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and Dr. Ray Langston (Laurence Fishburne) leave Miami and come to New York to help with an investigation on CSI: NY. Full Article at East Valley Tribune
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on Septem... View Photo »
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Another game that came right down to the wire ... Miami made some plays, we made a few more. It's good to win that game. Miami was 3-0 in the division coming in. It was a huge win for us.
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Well, it’s two to go until the Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Hendrick Motorsports dominates the top three in the Chase and dominates the top 12 to start the race. Jeff Gordon is on the pole, Mark Martin starts 7th, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Full Article at Speedway Media
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"No other suitor need apply"? It sounds like he's saying Bron to the Bulls is a done deal if he leaves Cleveland. Personally, I'm struggling to see what he'd get out of going to Chicago that he wouldn't get even better by going to Miami. Full Article at ChicagoNow
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez speaks during a press conference as he defends his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez stands on a piece of caution tape as he defends his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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Miami quarterback Jacory Harris (12) is congratulated by fans after Miami defeated Georgia Tech 33-17 in an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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Try the country. But what if you don’t like the sticks? Then try Florida. Led by Miami, the Sunshine State dominates our 2008 list of America’s Cleanest Cities with four metro areas in the top 10 — Jacksonville (No. 3), Orlando (No. 4) and Tampa-St. Petersburg (No. 8) all make appearances.
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Another game that came right down to the wire ... Miami made some plays, we made a few more. It's good to win that game. Miami was 3-0 in the division coming in. It was a huge win for us.
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Another game that came right down to the wire ... Miami made some plays, we made a few more. It's good to win that game. Miami was 3-0 in the division coming in. It was a huge win for us.
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Rubio, the young Republican speaker from Miami, has been a particular disappointment…Rubio would have had more success if he had learned from Crist’s populism and willingness to compromise instead of clinging to the hard-edged conservatism of his mentor, former Gov. Jeb Bush.
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No one should feel happy about what The Nuggets did get good news amid the debacle — the MRI on Kenyon Martin's left leg didn't reveal a fracture, and so he is day to day with a bruised left fibula. The injury occurred during Friday's loss at Miami, and Karl then worried that Martin could be out for a c...
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We discover that women are being brought into Miami, forced to do things they don’t want to do. If they don’t cooperate, they’re being shipped across the country
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The game we lost here (to Miami) was the reason why we didn't go to the playoffs
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The mark of a good team is to have a front office and a coaching staff on the same page ... I think that's a really good sign also (in Miami). We just read about the situation in Cleveland where the coach, (Eric Mangini), and general manager, (George Kokinis), parted ways. It's because they were on diff...
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For the most part, I know he's having a lot of fun down in Miami. It's a neat place for him. He's always been a guy that likes the beach, and that beach lifestyle ... He's down there in South Florida and has access to all that. He literally loves that. His office is close to a golf course. He can leave ...
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I don't think until the last two weeks Brady has actually been in sync with his receivers ... And he and Moss, even though he has 43 catches, I don't think they've clicked yet like they have in the past. Up here we see Miami as the biggest competition in the (AFC) East. The Jets have good talent, but co...
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I don't think until the last two weeks Brady has actually been in sync with his receivers ... And he and Moss, even though he has 43 catches, I don't think they've clicked yet like they have in the past. Up here we see Miami as the biggest competition in the (AFC) East. The Jets have good talent, but co...
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Miami's got a lot of playmakers in all phases of the game ... And we had a lot of difficulty controlling and matching those playmakers.
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Our offense statistically have been there for most of this season ... We've had a balanced attack, but it's been the penalties and turnovers that has lowered our scoring. TSU also has a very talented defense with seven or eight transfers from (FBS) schools like Miami and Florida.
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I'm not falling for none of those little tricks ... I get mad when I want to get mad. So if that's what this conversation is going to be about, about fishing, then you guys ought to come out here to Miami. We've got some good lakes to fish here.
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Coming off a real good weekend of training, I thought the team really rallied well for a Friday afternoon competition ... Our senior leadership continues to be impressive on both the swimming and diving levels. Knowing it’s a back-to-back weekend with a big meet against a top-20 program like Kentucky, a...
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I am sure that's why Bill brought him in there ... because of how he played against the AFC East teams that Oakland faced last year. I'm sure everyone in this division was a little disappointed when we saw that Miami picked up Grove.
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We pretty much included everything that Miami would have and we brought it down to Toronto
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It was a last resort ... I was at Florida for three years. I shouldn’t say last resort because I loved it and I got my degree from there, but I went to Florida for three years, Miami; I was doing the tour of the state of Florida.
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He was the first musician that I listened to when I arrived in Miami ... For me, he is the most important Mexican artist.
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Arkansas ran it a lot ... They were the first ones to really do that. But anytime you put a guy like Ronnie Brown lining up at quarterback, it’s difficult. Miami has taken it to a new level now.
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Arkansas ran it a lot, but Miami has taken it to a new level now, with many formations and many runs out of that Wildcat
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Being from South Florida, I’ve always rooted for Miami ... To have an opportunity to play there is great. I picked Miami because it’s a great baseball program, and on top of that, it’s one of the best academic colleges in the country.
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That means if legislators proceed with this car rental excise tax increase, they will be pulling even more money straight from the bottom lines of companies all the way from Orlando to Palm Beach to Miami
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While the political community has been following the elections around the country, few noticed that Florida lost a political giant, former state Representative Marshall Harris, who passed away Monday in Miami. He was 77 years old.
SOURCE: FLA Politics
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