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The story of Annie Moore is a long and somewhat complicated one. Folklore history gave her one life story, but research proved something else entirely.

Why teams like The Yankees with large payrolls are consistent winners in major league baseball.

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Former New York Yankee brings his big bat and (sometimes) bad guy image to the defending AL Champion Tigers, who already have the best pitching in the American League.

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Madeleine L'Engle delivers a powerful story of love and loss, in this half-memoir, half-journal account of her marriage to husband Hugh Franklin.

The predictable "Made of Honor" should satisfy diehard Dempsey fans who dare to leave the television set long enough to visit a movie theater.

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The largest community of Russians outside the former Soviet Union. Stroll the Boardwalk by the sea and buy caviar and sturgeon. A 40-minute subway ride from Manhattan.

The two best teams in the WNBA play a thriller on national television.

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Esther Greenwood desperately searches for purity in a world that is anything but pure. The disillusionment she suffers antagonizes her eventual mental collapse.

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In 1889 two women reporters set off to prove that Jules Verne's popular novel was not just imaginary fiction. One is still remembered today, the other forgotten.

Miscalculations of strong Loyalist support and subsequent atrocities committed by the British and local Tories undermined efforts to secure the Southern colonies.

Being an ex- teammate of Posada, Jeter, Pettitte, Rivera, and Farnsworth will have no effect., Joe's problem is starting pitching thinner than a young Twiggy.

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Dr. Frederick Cook and Robert E. Peary were experienced Arctic explorers but lied when they said that they reached the top of Mt. McKinley and the North Pole.

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Mickey Mantle has become synonymous with injuries. Roger Maris and 61 home runs are also synonymous, but fans and the media rarely remember how often Roger was injured.

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