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The New York Times reveals a Chinese leader is worth billions, conflict of interest questions for a top tech writer and Superman's alter ego, Clark Kent leaves the Daily Planet.
Pretty funny watching Craig Crawford weigh in on Romney's alleged spray tan. Lucky for Craig it wasn't spray hair color.
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