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Russian Ice Skating Pairs Tastiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin show their passion at the Free Skating Competition in Torino Italy on February 13, 2006. The Russian Pair won the Gold Medal.(AP Photo/Dick Druckman)
Cleveland Cavaliers Le Bron James scores against the Nets

Cleveland Cavaliers Le Bron James scores against the Nets

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2007 Cleveland Cavaliers Le Bron James scores against the Nets

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