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Eric Stangel of The Late Show with David Letterman tweeted, "RE: @APlusk 's tweet about Paterno, hey @CharlieSheen- you might get your old job back ..."
Ashton Kutcher Criticized for Sending Tweet Calling Paterno Firing "Poor Taste" 2011
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal Independent crabbers generally pay employees a portion of their catch, between 8% and 13%.
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal More photos and interactive graphics Private buyers—many of whom sell live crab to Chinese restaurants or exporting to China, where rising incomes and a weak U.S. dollar have opened new markets for Oregon crab—have been driving straight to the docks to purchase the catch.
Crabs Claw Way to Boom Joel Millman 2011
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal Ronald Johnson of Vancouver, Wash., grew suspicious when Dr. Makker, after operating on his spine six times, said he needed a seventh surgery.
Medicare Records Reveal Troubling Trail of Surgeries John Carreyrou 2011
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal "We did a quarter of a million pounds this season," said Corey Rock, left, captain of the Kylie Lynn.
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal "The market is really hot overseas," says Philip Sturdivant, not pictured, a buyer for the Select Fishes unit of the Whole Foods chain, who says Oregon's reputation for green fishing spurs demand.
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Tigers 2 Yankees 0Late Show with David Letterman executive producer Eric Stangel tweets: Don't make mistake I just made.
Detroit Tigers v New York Yankees - live! | David Lengel 2011
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal Crab pots on the stern of a fishing vessel in Newport, Ore.
Crabs Claw Way to Boom Joel Millman 2011
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Jake Stangel for The Wall Street Journal Stacked crab pots sat on the stern of a vessel in Newport.
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The Stangel brothers 'video is about the premiere of "Smokey's House" a sitcom set in San Francisco with a cast of kookie characters and a hot love interest.
Did Letterman Writers Take Their 'Lost' Parody Idea From The Onion? 2010
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