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 MAY 2013
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Man, what a wreck. Oh, that’s a compliment when you’re talking about the photos of Fred Mitchell. His digitally warped and twisted...
May 25. Benefits The Lili Claire Foundation. 7K course features more than 15 unconventional obstacles. Compete individually or as a team in two...
The infamous con artist who inspired the movie “Catch Me If You Can,” Frank Abagnale has impersonated a pilot, college professor,...
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The handy-dandy Ensign denial-to-resignation timeline
by Andrew Kiraly | posted April 22, 2011
From smug denial to a touchy air of "let's move past this" to okay-I-did-it-but-my-weasel-language-says-otherwise, a timeline of the Ensign resignation. (Ensi-gnation? Lame? Too soon?) Here's one of our fave nuggets, from the Washington Post: August 2010 — Ensign sends letters to supporters insisting he is “absolutely” innocent of allegations that led to Senate Ethics Committee and the Justice Department probes; seeks contributions to his defense fund.
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