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We have to hand it to David Einhorn. When he goes in for the kill, he does it with panache.
Of the many odd and repellent-looking creatures in existence, the ones that are most disturbing are the ones whose features are recognizable.
Meet Kenny "K-Strass" Strasser, who may be the love of our lives.
With little to go on, the Senate subcommittee starts prodding Goldman executives for an emotional reaction.
"A couple of hours after the NY mag piece went online I received an email from Goldman Sachs reminding me of the amount of cash I had made whilst my money was with them."
His father, naturally, began "cursing wildly."
"Stop the bedlam," the good doctor rhymes. "If you think you're infected, seek attention."
His motto is: "If I don't tell you how great I am, who will?" Who indeed.
It's too bad the fun felon was arrested last weekend. She would have had a blast.
For the first time since 9/11, the iconic tourist spot will be open for business.
The very day it reached his desk, Maine governor John Baldacci signed a bill legalizing marriage between same-sex couples into law.
Levi Johnston chose an unusual place for his mainstream-media debut after the election and the birth of his child, and boy, are we glad he did.
For the first time ever in a Midwestern state, gay couples can now marry.
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