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Time to Start Missing Oprah

Published - Nov 20 2009 22:24 PM

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(AP) Is it too soon to begin missing Oprah? Why put it off? In less than two years, she will vanish from sight as a five-hours-weekly broadcast TV fixture. How could we not be feeling early pangs of withdrawal and loss? Let's go ahead and start ... Read Full Story

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