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Write to Alexandra Berzon at alexandra.berzon@wsj.com and John R. Emshwiller at john.emshwiller@wsj.com
FBI Seeks Suspect's Web Game Records Alexandra Berzon 2011
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A Million Dead Fish, but No Clear Culprit Alexandra Berzon 2011
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Web Poker Plays New Hand Alexandra Berzon 2011
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Write to Alexandra Berzon at alexandra.berzon@wsj.com
Setback for Sands in Macau Suit Alexandra Berzon 2011
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On February 20th 2009, alexandra wrote: chris brown your a basterd you desapoint me in a mager way i usto see you as a better person and i want to ask you a question would you like for a man to hit your mom like that? no you would not like to see that right so yeah stop does kind of things you basterd your a rude guy my mom is desapointed in you!!!!!
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The reviewer should teach her kid to respect others. alexandra
Where the Wild Things Are: Kids eat it up, they love it so. | EW.com 2009
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Write to Alexandra Alter at alexandra.alter@wsj.com
The Mysteries of Hollywood Alexandra Alter 2011
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Write to Alexandra Berzon at alexandra.berzon@wsj.com
Take a Gander at This: Maria's a Male, After All Alexandra Berzon 2011
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Write to Dana Mattioli at dana.mattioli@wsj.com and Alexandra Berzon at alexandra.berzon@wsj.com
Caesars Plans Asia Hotels, Minus Gambling for Now Dana Mattioli 2011
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BOO. whoa … when did i switch on my kanye keyboard? alexandra Says:
bilby commented on the word alexandra
I lived in a town called Alexandra for two years when I was of primary school age. There was plenty of space there to run around - and I liked running around - but otherwise there wasn't much to do. I used to go the football ground on Saturdays. I was too young to play for any of the teams but I helped out with the scoreboard. When a goal was scored I would fish around in the box of numbers for the right plate and hand it up to the man who would hang it on the scoreboard. Behind one of the goals there was a hill. One day it rained a lot and the side of the hill turned into an erosion gully, an intriguing torrent of gravity and mud. I wished I could have been sliding down the hill rather than looking for number six.
November 26, 2007