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Wooten Elected To Hall of Fame
KKTV 11 News
“That was an easy choice; John stands for so many great accomplishments. It is an honor to pull in that spot and see his name every day.”) Individual statistics for offensive linemen were not kept in those days, but during the three years he lettered,

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NFL Capsules: Shanahan says RGIII will be starter from Day 1
Brownsville Herald
Barely a week after the draft, the Washington Redskins are already proclaiming the Heisman Trophy winner their No. 1 quarterback. Saying that Griffin has the ability to do things no one else has done in the NFL, coach Mike Shanahan wrapped up a rookie

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Dewey, Davis Polk, Latham, Bingham, Sidley: Business of Law
Bloomberg
As the firm faces prepares for a possible bankruptcy, merger talks with Greenberg Traurig LLP ended over the weekend, according to two people familiar with the matter. No single firm currently appears willing to buy all of what is left of Dewey,

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Wilt vs. Elgin: When Their World Was the Playground
Grantland
By Dave McKenna on May 11, 2012 In the summer of 1957, Wilt Chamberlain came to Washington, DC, on the promise he'd get to play Elgin Baylor on the playground. And they played. Over several weeks, Chamberlain, a Philadelphia kid and the first 7-footer

Coming or Going, Legal or Illegal, Economy Rules in 2012
AXcess News
Nothing meaningful has really been done in Washington to keep these promises. The same promises are now being made to special interest voting blocks in the 2012 campaigning. Who is coming to the United States and why? Just as telling, who is leaving

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