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NewsRichard F. Dodelin sat in a local hair salon one Friday last January, blowing off steam and giving his stylist an earful about the mounting tension in his personal life. He griped about William Bullard, his girlfriend’s ex-husband, and said he knew how to be aggressive because he was an attorney.
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SportsGoogle the name Thermus Butler, and a few different accounts of the same moment appear.
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LifeWhen Lucas Shaffer bought his iPad, he was only thinking about playing games. “It started out as a personal device,” Shaffer said. “I wanted to be able to be entertained by Angry Birds.” That changed when he started taking it to meetings with clients and staff at his small business, Stand and Stretch. There was an immediate “cool factor,” he said.
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Manhunt Follow-up One Year Later
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Columbus City Championship Swim Meet
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Clowning class with David and Cherie Gregg at Springer Theater Academy
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Photos from Fort Mitchell National Historic Landmark
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Russell County drug arrests
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Gov. Nathan Deal tours Kia plant in West Point
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Golden Globes 2012
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Favorite Pictures of the Year - Joe Paull
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Favorite Photos of the Year - Robin Trimarchi
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Holiday lights 2011
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Amani and Marcus from Pine Mountain compete on The Amazing Race
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2011 Bi-City Christmas Parade
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Downtown Christmas Tree Lighting
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Auburn Alabama Iron Bowl 2011
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Central v. Prattville FB
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Auburn v. Samford Homecoming 2011
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Glenwood AISA state finals
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Tornado hits Harris County High Campus
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GHSA State Cheerleading Championships 2011
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Carver v. Lovett Football
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Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, a past president of Italy who helped write its post-war constitution and was a founding member of the former Christian Democrats, died Sunday in Rome. He was 93.
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The Columbus metro area unemployment rate ticked higher to 8.9 percent in December, up from 8.6 percent in November, the Georgia Department of Labor reported Thursday.
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A homeless man who was stuck in thick mud near the Rio Grande river in Albuquerque for three days was rescued Saturday after some high school students on a field trip heard him yelling for help, authorities said.
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