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Amber Nicole Benson (born January 8, 1977 in Birmingham, Alabama) is an American actress best known for playing Tara Maclay, Willow's girlfriend in the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Benson has also written and directed movies for theaters and television. Most notably, she wrote and directed 2002's Chance and 2003's Ghosts of Albion:Legacy. She has also written three comic books, two of them Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics ("WannaBlessedBe" and "Wilderness"). In 2003 she collaborated with boyfriend, director James Kerwin, t ...

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Lockyer made his Test debut on 26 September 1997 when Australia (Superleague) played New Zealand at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland. Although he scored two tries, Australia went down 30-12. Also played in all three Tests against Great Britain national rugby league team that year. His first match for the Kangaroos was in 1998, and was once more against the Kiwis. His performance that night ...

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Darren Lockyer, Darren Lockyer - Biographical Details, Darren Lockyer - Club Football, Darren Lockyer - International Football, Darren Lockyer - Sources

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He has eight caps with the Brazilian national team, the first one in July, 2004. ...

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Gustavo Nery, Gustavo Nery - Clubs, Gustavo Nery - National Team, Gustavo Nery - Honours

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Denise Ho, also known as HOCC, or CC, or Goo, was the only female disciple of Anita Mui during the mid-1990s. She was born in Hong Kong and received education in Quebec, Ontario, Canada. She started her career in 1996, after she awarded the first prize in the 15th New Talent Singing Contest. Originally contracted with Capital Artists Ltd., but she didn't have her debut album, First, until 2001. She then briefly joined EMI in 2002. She produced totally a EP(HOCC2) and 4 albums. She won many awards, including No.9 in th ...

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Denise Ho, Denise Ho - Biography, Denise Ho - Discography, Denise Ho - VCDs, Denise Ho - Filmography, Denise Ho - Stage, Denise Ho - Commercials, Denise Ho - External link

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Spencer began his wrestling career working for independent promotions in Florida under the names C.G. Afi and Casanova Jones. His first big break came when he signed with Extreme Championship Wrestling; there, he worked as the tag team partner of Little Guido, where they were both members of the Full Blooded Italians. After ECW went bankrupt, he worked for NWA Wildside for several years before relocating to Los Angeles to train at the Ne ...

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Charles John Spencer, Charles John Spencer - Career, Charles John Spencer - Profile, Charles John Spencer - Ring names, Charles John Spencer - Finishing and signature moves, Charles John Spencer - Championships and accomplishments

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Before entering professional wrestling, Lesnar was an outstanding amateur wrestler and went to the University of Minnesota on a full wrestling scholarship, where he was roommates with WWE's Shelton Benjamin, himself a talented amateur wrestler. Lesnar won the 2000 NCAA wrestling championships as a heavyweight. He finished runner-up in 1999. Lesnar also wrestled in junior college prior to joining the Minnesota Golden Gophers. In 2000 Lesnar signed with WWE and was sent to Ohio Valley Wrestling for development, where he wrestled in a ta ...

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Brock Lesnar, Brock Lesnar - World Wrestling Entertainment, Brock Lesnar - Undisputed Championship, Brock Lesnar - Departure from WWE, Brock Lesnar - Post-WWE career, Brock Lesnar - National Football League, Brock Lesnar - Lawsuit with World Wrestling Entertainment, Brock Lesnar - New Japan Pro Wrestling, Brock Lesnar - In wrestling, Brock Lesnar - Previous managers, Brock Lesnar - Finishing and signature maneuvers, Brock Lesnar - Personal life, Brock Lesnar - Trivia, Brock Lesnar - Championships and accomplishments, Brock Lesnar - Championship succession, Brock Lesnar - External link

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Rod attended college at Western Kentucky University where he rushed for 1,249 yards with 10 touchdowns in his senior season. Rod was drafted into the NFL but could not stick with a team. When the XFL formed in 2001, Rod signed with the Las Vegas Outlaws. He was known more for his colorful jersey nickname ("He Hate Me") than his playing skill, but he did manage to finish second in the league in rushing with 555 yards. He next went to the CFL in the fall of 2001 with the Edmonton Eskimos, but got ...

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Rod Smart, Rod Smart - Profile, Rod Smart - Career, Rod Smart - He hate me, Rod Smart - Miscellaneous, Rod Smart - Sources

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Although regarded as one of the best African players at the time, McCarthy never established himself as a regular choice for Celta Vigo's manager, Víctor Fernández. After two poor seasons at the Galician club, he was loaned to struggling FC Porto in the 2001-02season where he soon rediscovered the form that took him to Europe. At Porto he played under the then newly-appointed coach José Mourinho, and an underperforming team that was who were never quite good enough to challenge for the top honours in Europe. That would soon change. Before ...

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Benni McCarthy, Benni McCarthy - Road to Amsterdam, Benni McCarthy - Spain, Benni McCarthy - Porto, Benni McCarthy - National Team

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2004 1st, Dauphine Libere Stage 4, Bedoin - Mont Ventoux TT, Dauphine Libere Prologue, Megeve TT, Dauphine Libere 2nd, Classique des Alpes 1st, Vuelta Asturias 1st, Subida al Naranco 1st, Clasica Alcobendas Stage 2, Collado Villalba - Collaldo Villalba Clasica Alcobendas Stage 1, Alcobendas - Puerto de Navacerrada Clasica Alcobendas See also:

Iban Mayo, Iban Mayo - Major Results

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After two uneventful years in New Jersey, Marbury was traded to the Phoenix Suns for fellow point guard Jason Kidd. He led the team to the playoffs in 2003, and it seemed Marbury had finally found a home as he clicked with teammates Shawn Marion and promising rookie Amare Stoudemire. However, Stoudemire injured himself in the beginning of the 2003-2004 season, and Phoenix struggled to a 3-15 start. While a member of the Suns, Marbury was arrested for driving under the influence. A police report stated that Marbury was clocked at 75 mp ...

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Stephon Marbury, Stephon Marbury - Early Career, Stephon Marbury - New Jersey and Phoenix, Stephon Marbury - Coming Home, Stephon Marbury - Reputation, Stephon Marbury - External link

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Yelena Berezhnaya - Olympic Winter Games. 1994 - 8th place with Oleg Shliakov 1998 - 2nd place 2002 - 1st place Yelena Berezhnaya - World championships. 1993 - 14th place with Oleg Shliakov 1994 - 7th place with Oleg Shliakov 1995 – 7th place with Oleg Shlyakhov 1997 - 9th place 1998 - 1st place 1999 – 1st place 2000 – did not participate due to positi ...

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Yelena Berezhnaya, Yelena Berezhnaya - Results if not otherwise mentioned together with Anton Sikharulidze, Yelena Berezhnaya - Olympic Winter Games, Yelena Berezhnaya - World championships, Yelena Berezhnaya - European championships, Yelena Berezhnaya - External link, Yelena Berezhnaya - Navigation

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The fact that marijuana was located in Corby's luggage has never been disputed, but Corby has since consistently maintained that she had become an unwitting drug courier (drug mule) for what was supposed to have been an interstate shipment of drugs between Brisbane and Sydney in Australia. In proposing such a defence, any indication that Corby might have been reluctant to present her luggage would have been severely injurious to her defence. Ultimately, the case for the prosecution included testimony from four Indonesian officers that ...

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Schapelle Corby, Schapelle Corby - Pre-arrest history, Schapelle Corby - Arrest, Schapelle Corby - Criminal trial, Schapelle Corby - Prosecution, Schapelle Corby - Defence, Schapelle Corby - Verdict, Schapelle Corby - Appeal, Schapelle Corby - News Limited photographs, Schapelle Corby - Supreme Court appeal overturned, Schapelle Corby - Brother arrested, Schapelle Corby - Last hope for freedom, Schapelle Corby - Ron Bakir, Schapelle Corby - Conduct of the case, Schapelle Corby - Effect on relations with Indonesia, Schapelle Corby - Corby family's drug links, Schapelle Corby - Media involvement and public perceptions in the case, Schapelle Corby - Comments from public figures, Schapelle Corby - Australian government response, Schapelle Corby - Russell Crowe, Schapelle Corby - Lindy Chamberlain, Schapelle Corby - Henry Rollins, Schapelle Corby - Corby Supporters sites

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He joined the WWF in 1997 as part of its newly relaunched Light Heavyweight division aged just 18. He wrestled under the names "Aguila" and "Papi Chulo" before capturing the Light Heavyweight title from Gillberg on his 'debut' as Essa Rios on February 13, 2000 edition of Sunday Night Heat. During his time as Essa Rios, he was managed by Lita until he attacked her while frustrated because of losing a match. Lita left Rios to lapse into obscurity while she went on to join forces with The Hardy Boyz. Having been off TV for months, Rios starte ...

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Mr. Águila, Mr. Águila - Career, Mr. Águila - In wrestling, Mr. Águila - Previous Managers, Mr. Águila - Finishing and signature moves, Mr. Águila - Championships and accomplishments, Mr. Águila - Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Mr. Águila - Lucha de Apuestas record

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Albums June 21, 2005: This is Me Singles May 23, 2005: "Stay the Night" June 22, 2005: "Sweat Of Your Brow" featuring Demarco September 30, 2005: "5x Love"/"Material Things" featuring Nas ...

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Jully Black, Jully Black - Discography, Jully Black - Awards, Jully Black - External link

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Andrew Strauss - Test debut. Strauss made 112 runs in the first innings on his Test match debut for England against New Zealand at Lord's in May 2004. He was run out by Nasser Hussain for 83 in England's second innings. Strauss was named man of the match. He was the fifteenth English batsman to score a century on his Test debut and the fourth batsman to do so at Lord's (the others being Henry Graham of Australia in 1893, John Hampshire of England in 1969, and Sourav Ganguly of India in 1993). The last Engl ...

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Andrew Strauss, Andrew Strauss - Centuries, Andrew Strauss - Test debut, Andrew Strauss - July 2004, Andrew Strauss - In South Africa 2004–2005, Andrew Strauss - The Ashes 2005, Andrew Strauss - External link

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Holly made his wrestling debut in Ohio Valley Wrestling, as the Damaja. On January 6, he and David C. were awarded the OVW Tag Title when Nick Dinsmore no-showed and Rob Conway was counted out. He was also a three-time OVW Champion, defeating the likes of Dinsmore, Flash Flanagan, and Nova. In 2003 he was given the managerial services of Tough Enough II winner Jackie Gayda, and then on May 29, made his WWE television debut (as Danny Basham), teaming with Doug Basham to form the heel tag-team, the Basham Brothers. The Bas ...

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Throughout 2004, Alistair performed live at over 50 gigs up and down the UK and appeared on numerous television programmes, including Top of the Pops. In March of that year he also competed in the European 'WorldBest' competition in Cannes, singing live with Phil Collins. In May 2004, he abandoned his record company's 'pop style' backing tracks and his former 'boyband' image and started working with the already established rock band 'Riccardi' who regularly acted as his backing band. His solo acoustic sessions at London music venue, 'The Bedford ...

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Alistair Griffin, Alistair Griffin - Early Career, Alistair Griffin - Fame Academy, Alistair Griffin - A New Direction, Alistair Griffin - Public Perception, Alistair Griffin - Fans, Alistair Griffin - Quotes, Alistair Griffin - Discography, Alistair Griffin - Singles, Alistair Griffin - Albums, Alistair Griffin - Compilations, Alistair Griffin - Reviews, Alistair Griffin - Other Links and Information Sources

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Musiq was born in Philadelphia and grew up with his family--including eight brothers and sisters--in Putnam County, Georgia. He moved back to Philadelphia as a teenager, and began plans for a career in music. He released his debut album, Aijuswanaseing (read: "I Just Want to Sing"), in 2000, which was well-received by critics and audiences. Musiq did much of his own songwriting, and most of the record was produced by the A Touch of Jazz production company, headed by Jazzy Jeff. The singles "Just Friends (Sunny)", "Love", and "Girl Nex ...

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Musiq, Musiq - Biography, Musiq - Discography, Musiq - Albums, Musiq - Singles

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Henry trained at the French Football Federation's academy at Clairefontaine and played at a youth level for CO Les Ulis (1983-1989), US Palaiseau (1989-1990), Viry-Châtillon (1990-1992) and FC Versailles (1992-1993). He started his professional career at AS Monaco, given his début by then Monaco manager Arsène Wenger at the age of 17. At Monaco, Wenger put Henry on the wing as a temporary measure because the line was alrea ...

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Thierry Henry, Thierry Henry - Biography, Thierry Henry - Quotes, Thierry Henry - Career statistics, Thierry Henry - Club career, Thierry Henry - International career, Thierry Henry - Accolades

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While in high school, Cathy Corino was a cheerleader and took part in field hockey, softball and track running. After graduating from high school, she played ice hockey for two years. Corino's older brother Steve was a wrestler, and while working for Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) he introduced his sister to the ECW locker room. Corino befriended Francine, a manager for ECW, and in May 2000 Francine and Corino attended an IWA Reading wrestling show in Reading, Pennsylvania together. ECW alumnus The Sandman's wife Lori (his usual ...

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Cathy Corino, Cathy Corino - Career, Cathy Corino - Independent Wrestling Federation, Cathy Corino - Independent circuit and Japan, Cathy Corino - Ring of Honor, Cathy Corino - Wrestling facts, Cathy Corino - Finishing and signature moves, Cathy Corino - Wrestlers managed by Cathy Corino, Cathy Corino - Championships and accomplishments, Cathy Corino - External link

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