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Most Popular Stories Romney to pay $6.2M in taxes for 2010-2011 Mitt Romney released his 2010 tax returns and an estimate for 2011 showing he is likely to pay $6.2 million in federal taxes on income of $42.5 ... Seal speaks about split from Heidi Klum Seal is still wearing his wedding ring on today's 'Ellen DeGeneres Show' as he makes his first post-split television appearance. Some file-sharing sites drop the sharing Shutdown of Megaupload has a chilling effect on some entertainment-focused cyberlockers. For Seal and Klum, a red flag of overt affection The real secret behind their partnership is out: A plethora of public displays of affection does not necessarily a happy marriage make. Peyton Manning opens up on Colts, health, and Rob Lowe With his future in doubt, Manning says the current team environment is 'not a good place for healing' with all the changes in Indianapolis. View more...
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