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Who's responsible for Rev. Jackson's problems? A 'right-wing conspiracy' or one of his own making?
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Who's responsible for Rev. Jackson's problems? A `right-wing conspiracy' or one of his own making?
In the weeks since the revelation of his adulterous affair with an employee, resulting in the birth of his child, the heat has been turned up on Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. Although not quite fire and brimstone, it is apparently hot enough for some to blame the scrutiny of his financial dealings on a right-wing conspiracy.
Others take a more biblical view of Jackson's troubles: "As ye s...
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Michael A. Jackson* Did ...
The Washington Post
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Pats' cuts go both ways; Jackson a better fit elsewhere.(Sports)
The Boston Herald
; Byline: John Tomase FOXBORO - On Saturday, Chad Jackson breathed a sigh of relief. He still was a member of the Patriots. Today, he's looking for a job. In a surprise move, the Pats severed ties with their 2006 second-round pick, cutting him one day after he apparently had made the season-opening
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Jackson is back on the trail
Chicago Sun-Times
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Jackson's world tour will open in Japan
Chicago Sun-Times
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Jackson's cartoon birthday.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ... a little cake with my children and we'll probably watch some cartoons,' the pop singer said in a telephone interview with ABC News's Good Morning America programme. Jackson, a twice-divorced father of three, said he aims to provide a normal life for his children ...
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