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The Softer Side of Howard Stern
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Some Run for The Gold; He Runs for The Goal
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Meet Munch: Star of Iams' 'Beautiful on the Inside' Ad
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My favorite Socks story was the time that the media was watching President Clinton jogging, and when he stopped to talk to them, Socks knocked the baseball cap off his head...Several times.
Rest in peace, Socks Clinton Currie.
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