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<title>The Loss of Joseph Dugan, Jr. a Marine veteran of Vietnam and the Persian Gulf.</title>
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<description>Please sign the guestbook of a Marine veteran who has passed away.</description>
<author>Pittsburgh Post Gazette</author>
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<title>NASCAR Nextel Cup 2004 Budweiser Shootout - February 7 , TNT race start 8pmET 5pmPT</title>
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<description>DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- When you boil it all down, the Budweiser Shootout is nothing but a glorified practice among 19 drivers to see who has the best Daytona 500 backup car. So why is it always so intense? Why do 22 drivers -- pole winner from 2003 and previous Shootout winners -- go after it so hard? Well, it&#x26;#x27;s simple. It&#x26;#x27;s a race. There&#x26;#x27;s money on the line. Did we mention it was a race? &#x26;#x22;It&#x26;#x27;s like a bar fight, but the car takes the beating,&#x26;#x22; defending Budweiser Shootout winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. said.</description>
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