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2012 YEAR IN REVIEW
The stories that stood out in the world of sports
Year in Review 2012: Obsessions
Here are the top 10 obsessions that, as ranked by their search volume and percentage spike compared with 2011 on Yahoo!.
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Tying the knot at 88
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Faces of mental illness: Patients share their …
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Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers dies
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Angelina Jolie
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New app programs bionic hands
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Acid attack victim gets new face
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Fire kills dozens in Russian hospital
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China bird flu crisis
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Surf's up: Braving the waves
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Five-organ transplant patient gives birt …
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China's air pollution crisis
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Face-transplant recipient marries
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U.S. launches graphic anti-smoking ads
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Millions of locusts swarm Israel
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Life on Skid Row
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Faces of addiction
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- Get those red pens ready: Royals television graphic contains abundance of glaring errors
Face it: Inaccuracies, errors and typos are a product of this high-speed information world we currently inhabit. You may have even seen a few right here on Big League Stew from time to time. But this mistake-riddle graphic that popped … Continue reading →
- 49ers WR Michael Crabtree could miss 2013 season after suffering a torn Achilles
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles during the team's OTA practice on Tuesday and could miss the entire 2013 season, Mike Garafolo of the USA Today reports. The severity of the tear (complete or partial … Continue reading →
- In trying to defend Sergio Garcia’s racial remark, Euro Tour CEO drops a racial remark of his own
Sometimes, it's better just to say nothing at all. In trying to defend, or at least rationalize, Sergio Garcia's "fried chicken" shot at Tiger Woods, European Tour CEO George O'Grady took to the airwaves of Sky Sports. And in the … Continue reading →
- Junior dos Santos: Fighting is worth the health risks because it's 'everything to me'
The former UFC heavyweight champ took the beating of his life in his last fight, but don't think that'll stop him.
- After LeBron James' last-second layup beats Pacers, Roy Hibbert vows not to sit quietly again
Curiously left on the bench at the end of devastating OT loss to the Heat, All-Star center Roy Hibbert says his coach and the Heat will hear from him next time.
- A Michael Phelps comeback isn't far-fetched
Michael Phelps returning for the 2016 Olympics in Rio would only enhance his legacy and his stated goal of changing the way America views swimming.
- Ridiculous leap over catcher propels improbable prep baseball upset
Not only did Elk Grove (Calif.) Franklin High upset The Sacramento Bee's top-ranked prep baseball team, but junior star Sean Nicholson made Davis (Calif.) High look silly. Scoring amid a seven-run barrage in the top of the seventh inning, Nicholson … Continue reading →
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