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ARUNKUMAR Ingle never knew that he allegedly was being watched for four years by the very people he once watched over.
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DONOVAN McNABB, through everything, has not tended to be a big excuse guy. He mostly acknowledges failure and then buries it in circumlocution. When he talks about something going wrong, you get the impression he is searching for the politically correct explanation, and that search is often a pretty tortured journey. Most of the time, though, there are no excuses.
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Share your family's delicious traditions and learn about new ones at the Daily News Holiday Dessert Recipe Exchange. We've collected a database of 5,800 holiday recipes - everything from bourbon balls to a fruitcake worth eating.
- LEVERAGE. 10 p.m. Sunday, TNT, before moving to 10 p.m. Tuesdays. REVENGE, THAT dish best served cold, seems to be hot this season.
- YOU WON'T LIKE Madea when he's/she's angry. Tyler Perry went to court in Texas to answer a lawsuit from Donna West claiming that he had stolen material from her play, "Fantasy of a Black Woman" for his movie, "Diary of a Mad Black Woman."
- CUBICLE DWELLERS and practically everybody else with a computer keyboard have been known to troll craigslist in search of antiques or to see what lovelorn soul is trying to hook up with the babe he spotted in line at Starbucks.
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Jonathan Takiff: Fun tech gifts for the holidays
- SANTA'S CARRYING a lighter bag of tech toys this year. And that's a good thing. The man with the beard is thinking more practically, with goodies that can fit in your pocket or nestle neatly on a shelf, that don't cost too much moolah but deliver lots of pleasure or practicality.
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'Australia' overcomes a slow beginning
- "Australia" is a wildly over the top look at Down Under, about what we might have expected from Aussie director Baz Luhrmann.
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Yule love this log: It’s a real French treat, when buche comes to shove
- IN SO MANY cultures, holiday baking traditions bring family and friends together. The confections may be symbols of religion, a way to celebrate the act of sharing or a nod to cultural heritage.
- BOB WINNER, of Bensalem, once tipped the scales at a whopping 487 pounds. In 1996, he began an arduous diet journey, shedding 249 pounds. Today, he proudly maintains a weight of 238.
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