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- initialism World Wrestling Entertainment (formerly known as
WWF ).
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The following press released was issused today via WWE: WWE®: Male Ratings Champ February 2,
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The following press released was issused today via WWE: WWE®: Male Ratings Champ February 2,
unknown title 2009
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The following press released was issused today via WWE: WWE®: Male Ratings Champ February 2,
unknown title 2009
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The following press released was issused today via WWE: WWE®: Male Ratings Champ February 2,
unknown title 2009
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The following press released was issused today via WWE: WWE®: Male Ratings Champ February 2,
Paris Hilton Watch 2009
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Wwe as fans were conditioned to believe that whatever success WWE has achieved is due to the brilliant mind of Vince McMahon.
PWTorch.com 2008
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McMahon has also brushed off suggestions that the WWE is a serious business with a body count by repeatedly saying that the whole thing is a "soap opera" that "isn't real."
Dave Zirin: Linda McMahon's Body Count Dave Zirin 2010
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For the uninitiated, the WWE is the high school dropout's ballet, where Americans pay perfectly good dollar bills to watch half-naked, grown men with the disposition of Carl Paladino pretend to fight, while cutting themselves with razor blades so that it appears more "real."
Cliff Schecter: U.S. Midterms: Political Freak Show Cliff Schecter 2010
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For the uninitiated, the WWE is the high school dropout's ballet, where Americans pay perfectly good dollar bills to watch half-naked, grown men with the disposition of Carl Paladino pretend to fight, while cutting themselves with razor blades so that it appears more "real."
Cliff Schecter: U.S. Midterms: Political Freak Show Cliff Schecter 2010
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McMahon has also brushed off suggestions that the WWE is a serious business with a body count by repeatedly saying that the whole thing is a "soap opera" that "isn't real."
Dave Zirin: Linda McMahon's Body Count Dave Zirin 2010
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