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Such was the circus atmosphere of the place, according to Tom Freston, whose memoir, “Unplugged,” reveals how a team of die-hard believers turned music into television.

The Cincinnati native and die-hard Bengals fan takes us along for his perfect Sunday in L.A., where he’s lived for more than 20 years.

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As good as she is on her own — and for all the torment she knows another relationship is likely to hold — “I’m a die-hard loyalist,” Diaz says.

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Georgian Dream still firmly in power, die-hard activists undeterred.

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Emily Damari, a dual Israeli-British citizen who was held hostage for 15 months by Hamas in Gaza, said she was a die-hard Tel Aviv fan and was shocked by the decision.

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