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    <title>Time to open a new chapter in my life</title>
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    <description>I&amp;#39;ve always thought of adulthood as a pretty interesting place to visit. Live there? No thanks. That is why I chose this profession. I prefer the playground. In sports, parts of you can stay a kid forever. You can continue to view things through a child&amp;#39;s eyes. There isn&amp;#39;t a greater escape anywhere in entertainment.</description>
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    <title>Taylor's too busy for Tuna</title>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 05 May 2008 00:01 EDT</pubDate>
    <description>Jason Taylor literally doesn&amp;#39;t have time for the fascinating tension gurgling atop the Dolphins organization between Miami&amp;#39;s star boss and Miami&amp;#39;s star employee. Taylor&amp;#39;s schedules and interests don&amp;#39;t allow him to focus on the feelings of a single Tuna when he is now swimming with so many bigger fish.</description>
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    <title>Speculation on role of Taylor's past</title>
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    <description>Y ou remember him wrapped in so much armor. Muscles. Helmet. Padding. Distrust. The late Sean Taylor was known as one of the most menacing hitters in a violent game. But when the news organizations started putting his fresh face on TV screens in recent days -- no helmet, no scowl, no aura -- you couldn&amp;#39;t help but notice this: My God, he looked like such a baby-faced child.</description>
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