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Green Bay Packers 2010 season preview: The players, ranked from No. 1 to No. 53 Green Bay Press Gazette ... Just six of the 53 players that Green Bay Packers General Manager Ted Thompson inherited from Mike Sherman in January 2005 remain on the 53-man roster. ... |
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Ken Bates: Lunch with the Leeds chairman, and it really is a blast... Independent Kevin Blackwell was in charge at Leeds when Bates took over in January 2005, and lasted until September 2006. Blackwell was followed by Dennis Wise, ... |
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Arrested for murder Daily Iberian According to Iberia Parish court records, he pleaded guilty to aggravated battery in January 2005 for stabbing and beating a 14-year-old boy. ... |
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Nate Kaeding looks to kick playoff failures to the curb USA Today Kaeding also missed four of his first six career playoff goal attempts, including a 40-yard try in an overtime loss to the Jets in a January 2005 wild-card ... |
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 The Guardian | Pakistani Cricketers in Scandal Are Two Vets and a Rookie Voice of America Asif, from the poor, remote village of Sheikhupura, got his break in January 2005 against Australia after impressive play in Pakistan's domestic cricket ... Profiles of tainted Pakistan players A decade of betting scandals |
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