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And how about them Redskins, eh? They beat longtime rivals Dallas in a close and well-played match, 26-24. So we didn't get it quite right in our predictions for the season, but, hey, if the Redskins are winning, all the better.
Steamy! Katharine Graham and bazillionaire Warren Buffett had a long-running affair while Buffett was married, according to a new authorized biography of Buffett.
A bailout agreement has been reached—now lawmakers just need to vote on it.
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