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Recruiting coast to coast: Calif. offense 2009

espn.go.com
Sep 29, 2008
        

Deep, talent-rich California traditionally has been one of the stronger states when it comes to producing top-notch quarterbacks. With the exception of Tate Forcier (San Diego/Scripps Ranch), who is committed to Michigan,...

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Tennessee GOP trains sights on rural legislative races

dnj.com
Sep 29, 2008
        

At Sam's Sports Bar and Grill in Hillsboro Village, towering McCain-Palin signs went up on the patio an hour before the start of Friday night's presidential debate. Inside, side-by-side plasma televisions aired Fox News,...

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Mathew Dearnaley: Labour waves the flag on train ride for seniors

apn.co.nz
Sep 28, 2008 1 related
        

A "RED-LETTER" train ride in Auckland to celebrate this week's start of free off-peak public transport for senior citizens and war pensioners turned into a Labour Party political rally. New Zealand First may have come up...

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Millen era ends, finally

courierpostonline.com
Sep 28, 2008 1 related
        

By SEAN McCANN • Courier-Post Staff • September 28, 2008 The Detroit Lions struck a blow for accountability on Wednesday, albeit years late, when they fired general manager Matt Millen. It did not take long for the NFL...

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Jerry Green: Fans finally got Millen, in barbaric fashion

detnews.com
Sep 27, 2008 3 related
        

Once upon a time the Lions ruled. The fans roared with ecstasy. They packed the arena and loved watching a human being tortured to death. They celebrated when the blood flowed. They cheered when his body parts were torn...

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Patrick Henry puts past to rest with victory over Hilltop

signonsandiego.com
Sep 27, 2008
        

The Patrick Henry football team hasn't been much of a threat with only four victories each of the past two seasons. This year is different, however, as the Patriots won their third game of the season last night with a...

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Millen's mess will haunt Lions

iht.com
Sep 25, 2008 15 related
        

Detroit Lions fans got what they wanted when one of the most vilified executives in sports was fired. But Matt Millen's mess might linger for years even if the franchise finally finds a miracle worker or two to be its...

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Thousands of Families Sue Over Vaccine Link to Autism

newstarget.com
Sep 26, 2008
        

The U.S. Court of Claims is hearing a series of arguments from parents who charge that vaccines gave their children autism.The claims court is considering arguments from 4,900 parents who say that the vaccines produced...

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Councilwoman fights crematory with ordinance

ajc.com
Sep 26, 2008
        

By SHANE BLATT The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Friday, September 26, 2008 It’s simple: Snellville City Councilwoman Kelly Kautz wants to prevent businesses such as hospitals and crematories — one crematory in particular —...

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Millen didn't look in the mirror

newsobserver.com
Sep 25, 2008
        

Ex-Lions president should have built the team in his image Arati Bechtel, Staff Writer Comment on this story Detroit Lions fans will tell you Matt Millen failed on many fronts in his eight-year tenure with the team, and...

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