Faberge's Not Giving Farrah the Business—Just a Little Contract Worth Millions
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A Chinese Pilot's Flight to Freedom Ends in Fame, Riches and Fear for His Family
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A Pro Football Player Is Stabbed to Death, and Wife Abuse Is Roxanne Gay's Defense
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Falling Popularity, Bad Health and a Family Tragedy Persuade Al Capp to Erase Li'l Abner
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Roll Over, Sir Cecil, Those Yanks at Oxford Are the First Female Rhodes Scholars
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To Hollywood's Top Dogs, Fat Cats and Other Celebrity Pets, Tony Shipp Is the Family Doc
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The Roller Derby It Ain't: Karen & Ray Are the World's Best Figure Skaters on Wheels
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A Psychiatrist Says One-Third of the Nation's Cops Are 'Dangerous'
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The Navy's 'Baby" Hero Who Won the Bronze Star at 12 Now Wants Justice from the Nation He Served
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Joanne Woodward (Gasp) Takes on (Wheeze) the Boston Marathon (Ouch)
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That's a Violin, Not a Big Stick, and Panama Negotiator Linowitz Always Speaks Softly
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Walking Tall Emma Disley Strikes a Blow Against Slaughter
Pg. 84
A Refugee from B Flicks, Tab Hunter at 46 Returns to Hollywood Via Fernwood, Ohio
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Eight Isn't Enough; the New Score in Hollywood Is Advantage, Dick Van Patten
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Raphael Soyer Captures 'the Still, Sad Music of Humanity," and His Own, on Canvas
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Jane Goodall & Derek Bryceson Share a Marriage and a Love of the African Wilds
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Dorothy Uhnak Knows the Cops and Robbers She Writes About; She Once Wore Badge 754
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Loneliness and Indigestion Are the Sources of America's Misery, Says Yogi Swami Rama
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Jim Lunsford Started Rent-a-Casket as a Joke; Now He Can't Keep the Lid on Business
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