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Take the longest of long shots and stretch it further. That's where he figured he stood, out there where players figure they are nameless. But even out there, a thirst must be quenched, so Montell Owens reached for water.
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By Richard ChinI, Richard Chin, am a newspaper reporter and the writer of this article. But did you know that I'm also a judge in Massachusetts, a Rhodes scholar, a squash pro, a martial arts expert and a male model? Actually not me, but other people named Richard Chin.
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By AIMEE DOLLOFF; OF THE NEWS STAFF  Warm up your keyboard and get your typing fingers ready because I have good news.  As the Bangor Daily News works to enhance its Web site, we're adding some new features.
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Maine is a rare presidential battleground where the winner doesn't necessarily take all.
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I should&#39;ve known this latest Terrell Owens story wouldn&#39;t have vanished quickly. It involves sex, money, sports and, most critically, race.
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By Scott Richardson  Lots of good stuff has been happening while Ive been "off work" recovering from cancer surgery. Ive been trying to keep up from home so I can keep you informed.
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By Merritt Melancon, Athens Banner-Herald, Ga.  Dec. 14--WATKINSVILLE, Ga.
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By John Richardson Staff Writer  Maine environmentalists are sounding pretty happy with the legislative session that ended Thursday, and for good reason.
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By Brandon Loomis  Bloomis@adn.Com, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Jun.
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By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News, Maine  Sep. 16--Kirk Winters wants to plant a rock in every county in Maine. The evangelical minister doesn't mean the kind of stones that dot the landscape.
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By Jeff Hood, The Record, Stockton, Calif.  Sep.
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By Keith Lawrence, Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky.  Feb. 3--Wade Mainer brought the house down when he performed at the River of Music Party's Legends Night in 2005.   He was 98 then.
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LEWISTON, Maine -- After one of the warmest winters on record, this coming winter will be much colder than normal from coast to coast, according to the latest edition of the venerable Farmers' Almanac.
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The tide is dead low as Diane Cowan lifts seaweed-covered rocks at dawn's first light, something she's done for more than a decade as a way to monitor Maine's most valuable fishery.
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By Pete Bosak, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Jun.
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By John Richardson Staff Writer  Wind power blew back into the headlines this week in Maine. And that means more soul searching for environmentalists.  Sure, it's easy to like the idea of powering our homes and offices with fresh mountain breezes instead of dirty fossil fuels.
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By Joe Gamm, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Feb.