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Well, this beats all.
For quite a while I've been wondering if Dominic was perhaps a victim, not only of his unresolved, pent-up-from-childhood aggressions, but perhaps also of revenge, the revenge of someone whom he had crossed in his time as a powerful political reporter for New York 1.
Today's Times: http://bit.ly/nmwJCR
Sent from my Verizon Wireless Phone. Excuse any typos.
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