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American mobile phone group AT&T drops Tiger Woods sponsorshipAT&T became the latest sponsor to turn tail on Tiger Woods following allegations of multiple extramarital affairs soiled the golfer’s pristine image.

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Cincinnati Bengals’ Chad Ochocinco teases New York Jets’ Darrelle Revis Chad Ochocinco is ready for Darrelle Revis, with a touchdown celebration planned for the Meadowlands.

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Meyer hospitalized with severe chest pain Dec. 6 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Florida coach Urban Meyer complained of chest pain and said his side was tingling before he was hospitalized after the SEC championship game earlier this month, according to a 911 recording.

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Hockey linesman Kevin Brown in Canada cut in throat by skate A 25-year-old hockey linesman had his neck cut by a skate during a Junior C game in Woodstock, Ont.

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Report: Uncapped year would cost 212 players unrestricted free agent status Miles Austin of Dallas, Brandon Marshall of Denver and six other Pro Bowl picks are among more than 200 NFL players who would lose their status as unrestricted free agents this offseason if the league and its union can’t agree on a new labor […]

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Griffin leads No. 13 Nebraska over Albany 88-41 (AP) AP - Kelsey Griffin made all nine of her shots and finished with 27 points in just 22 minutes, helping No. 13 Nebraska remained unbeaten with an 88-41 victory over Albany on Wednesday.

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Football transfer rumours: Peter Crouch to Zenit St Petersburg | Barry Glendenning

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Riki Flutey return for Brive a huge boost for England ahead of Six Nations England handed welcome boost ahead of Six Nations with the news Riki Flutey has returned to full fitness.

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Madrid deny €1bn offer from City owner

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Attempted bombing spotlights al Qaeda growth in Yemen WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An attempted Christmas Day bombing of a U.S. passenger jet has put a spotlight on the growing prominence of al Qaeda in Yemen and the expanding role of the U.S. military and spy agencies in fighting the group.

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