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The cover of New York Post with headline read "Tiger admits I'm a cheetah". NBC's Today in its morning preview on Tiger Woods said "Tarnished Tiger". Full Article at Merinews
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The former Baywatch babe is hoping to launch a music career with the release of a new song called "High," according to the New York Post. That's "high" as in fashion, not drugs, according to Anderson's pal and record producer Richie Rich. Full Article at NBC - Dallas Fort Worth
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FILE - File photos show New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey, left, and broadcaster Doug Collins, who will receive this year's Curt Gowdy Media Awards from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. View Photo »
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A New York Yankees official downplayed the suggestion that the team had a serious interest in White Sox free-agent slugger Jermaine Dye, according to Tuesday’s editions of the New York Post.
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Anthony Michael Hall's former girlfriend says she doesn't believe the allegations that Hall assaulted another woman. Full Article at Glitterati Gossip
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As the commentariat goes about parsing Barack Obama's speech this week on Afghanistan war policy, nothing has ignited more speculation than why he would specifically pledge to begin drawing down troops in July 2011. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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involvement with Woods, telling the New York Post, I have not had an affair with Tiger Woods The woman who sparked Tiger Woods' affair scandal has scrapped plans to hold a press conference in Los Angeles on Thursday (03Dec09) - just... Full Article at Female First
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FILE - File photos show New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey, left, and broadcaster Jim Collins, who will receive this year's Curt Gowdy Media Awards from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. View Photo »
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I showed them a New York Times article and a New York Post article about the artist permit being overturned and that artists don’t need a permit
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Morosi believes Figgins is likely to receive a four-year deal worth more than $30 million. In early November, Joel Sherman of the New York Post said, ‘The Mets are absolutely in on Figgins,’ according to the words of an involved party. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The US tabloids reported the Woods’s camp had been working hard to keep nightclub hostess Rachel Uchitel from talking. One media source claimed a $1million (€665,000) payoff was discussed. Full Article at Irish Examiner
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