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Of course, Boise State might argue that they deserve a shot at the same title. They are 14-0 — and even as an Alabama fan — I would agree. Their schedule isn’t exactly daunting, but give them a chance. They might get destroyed like Cincinnati did against Florida, but they might also pull off a shocker like they did in the Fiesta Bowl a few years over Oklahoma.
Seventeen years and seven days later — thanks to a bowl system that has effectively killed what was once one of the best traditions in sports (all the big bowl games on New Year’s Day) — Alabama is back.
It’s been a long 17 years, much of which would have made Paul “Bear” Bryant happy he was tucked away in a Birmingham grave.
The Tide has been on some sort of NCAA probation four times — all since ‘92 — and never before then. They’ve had coaches in trouble with secretaries, strippers and nightmares about what a “dream” job really is.

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The numbers from a program aimed at taking prostitutes out of Dallas area truck stops likely would not impress a grant committee or even a thrifty city council member.
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The success of that single action led to the Prostitution Diversion Initiative. Police set up command posts at area truck stops once a month. The women get medical care while social service workers assess their drug, alcohol and mental health counseling needs. Finally, the women who have no felony warrants and who express a sincere -desire to leave their current life are offered a chance to enter the rehab program.
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Albeit slowly, lives are changing for women who range in age from the teens to the 60s. Underage girls are also caught up in the sordid life and about half of the prostitutes have children.

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Florida This open seat is held by George LeMieux, who was appointed to the seat by Gov. Charlie Crist — a candidate for the seat — after first-term Sen. Mel Martinez resigned. Crist, a relative GOP moderate, is battling in a primary against the more conservative Marco Rubio. Polls have shown both of them leading Democratic Rep. Kendrick Meek — but races in Florida tend to be close once the general election really heats up. The GOP is currently favored to hold this seat, but that could change if the primary is sufficiently messy and if the Dems are well-organized for the general election.
Louisiana
Sen. David Vitter was first elected in 2004, and would probably have no difficulties at all in this conservative state except for one thing: In 2007 he was implicated in a prostitution scandal, and publicly admitted to an unspecified “serious sin.” Early polls have put Vitter ahead against Blue Dog Democratic Rep. Charlie Melancon, but under 50%. Vitter could also be chal …

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