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[M]He began his career working for newspapers in[/M] Kentucky and [M]Ohio[/M], winning numerous awards, and building a strong reputation for investigative writing.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]He began his career working for newspapers in Kentucky[/M] and Ohio, winning numerous awards, and building a strong reputation for investigative writing.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Hired by the San Jose Mercury News, Webb contributed to the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of [M]the Loma Prieta earthquake[/M].
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Hired by the [M]San Jose Mercury News[/M], Webb contributed to [M]the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Loma Prieta earthquake[/M].
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Hired by [M]the San Jose Mercury News[/M], [M]Webb contributed to the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage[/M] of the Loma Prieta earthquake.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]Hired by the San Jose Mercury News[/M], [M]Webb[/M] contributed to the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Loma Prieta earthquake.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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The Los Angeles Times and other major papers published articles suggesting the "Dark Alliance" claims were overstated and, in November 1996, [M]Jerome Ceppos, the executive editor at Mercury News[/M], wrote about being "in the eye of the storm".
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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The Los Angeles Times and other major papers published articles suggesting the "Dark Alliance" claims were overstated and, [M]in November 1996, Jerome Ceppos[/M], the executive editor at Mercury News, [M]wrote about being "in the eye of the storm".[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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The Los Angeles Times and [M]other major papers published articles suggesting the "Dark Alliance" claims were overstated[/M] and, in November 1996, Jerome Ceppos, the executive editor at Mercury News, wrote about being "in the eye of the storm".
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The Los Angeles Times[/M] and other major papers [M]published articles suggesting the "Dark Alliance" claims were overstated[/M] and, in November 1996, Jerome Ceppos, the executive editor at Mercury News, wrote about being "in the eye of the storm".
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Webb is best known for his "[M]Dark Alliance[/M]" series, which [M]appeared[/M] in The Mercury News [M]in 1996.[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Webb is best known for his "[M]Dark Alliance[/M]" series, which [M]appeared in The Mercury News[/M] in 1996.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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Webb is best known for his "[M]Dark Alliance" series[/M], which appeared in The Mercury News in 1996.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]Webb[/M] is [M]best known for[/M] his "[M]Dark Alliance[/M]" series, which appeared in The Mercury News in 1996.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The series[/M] provoked outrage, particularly in the Los Angeles African-American community, and [M]led to four major investigations of its charges.[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The series provoked outrage, particularly in the Los Angeles African-American community[/M], and led to four major investigations of its charges.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The series provoked outrage[/M], particularly in the Los Angeles African-American community, and led to four major investigations of its charges.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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The series examined the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles and claimed that members of [M]the[/M] anti-communist [M]Contra rebels[/M] in Nicaragua had played a major role in creating the trade, [M]using cocaine profits to finance their fight against the government in Nicaragua.[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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The series examined the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles and claimed that members of [M]the anti-communist Contra rebels in Nicaragua[/M] had played a major role in creating the trade, using cocaine profits to finance their fight against the government in Nicaragua.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The series[/M] examined the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles and [M]claimed that members of the[/M] anti-communist [M]Contra rebels in Nicaragua had played a major role in creating the trade[/M], using cocaine profits to finance their fight against the government in Nicaragua.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The series examined the origins of the crack cocaine trade in Los Angeles[/M] and claimed that members of the anti-communist Contra rebels in Nicaragua had played a major role in creating the trade, using cocaine profits to finance their fight against the government in Nicaragua.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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It also stated that the Contras may have acted with the knowledge and protection of [M]the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]It[/M] also [M]stated that the Contras may have acted with the[/M] knowledge and [M]protection of the Central Intelligence Agency[/M] (CIA).
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]It[/M] also [M]stated that the Contras may have acted with the knowledge[/M] and protection [M]of the Central Intelligence Agency[/M] (CIA).
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]He wrote that the series likely "oversimplified[/M]" the crack epidemic in America and [M]the supposed "critical role" the dealers written about in the series played in it.[/M]
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]He wrote that the series likely "oversimplified" the crack epidemic in America[/M] and the supposed "critical role" the dealers written about in the series played in it.
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Gary Stephen Webb (born August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, † December 10, 2004 in Sacramento, California) was an American investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Webb was best known for his series of articles Dark Alliance, in which he described connections between the US foreign intelligence service CIA and organized drug trafficking in 1996. As a result of the sharp criticism of the extensively documented series of articles by major US newspapers, he lost his job and was never able to gain a foothold in his career. According to the responsible coroner, Webb died in 2004 by suicide. However, the fact that he died from two shots in the head has since raised doubts about the cause of death.
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[M]The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League[/M] (NFL) [M]2015 season American Football League championship battle.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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[M]The event was held[/M] on February 1, 2015 [M]at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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[M]The event was held on February 1, 2015[/M] at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, [M]Butler of the New England Patriots[/M] succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but [M]before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler[/M] of the New England Patriots [M]succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, [M]the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field[/M], but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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[M]Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the [M]National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks[/M].
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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By the American League (AFC) champion [M]New England Patriots against[/M] the National League (NFC) champion [M]Seattle Seahawks[/M].
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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By the [M]American League[/M] ([M]AFC) champion New England Patriots[/M] against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but [M]the New England Patriots[/M] made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter [M]to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but [M]the New England Patriots[/M] made two consecutive touchdowns after [M]adjusting their play in the fourth quarter[/M] to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but [M]the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns[/M] after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, [M]the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter[/M], but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Originally, [M]the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14[/M] after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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In the final game, [M]the New England Patriots[/M] defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and [M]won the 49th Super Bowl title.[/M]
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated [M]the defending champion Seattle Seahawks[/M] 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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[M]In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the[/M] defending champion [M]Seattle Seahawks 28-24[/M] and won the 49th Super Bowl title.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.
The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
By convention, the Seahawks, as representatives of the NFC, host the odd Superbowl. The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots. Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.
Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and [M]Katy Perry[/M], Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott [M]performed[/M] at the stadium [M]during half-time.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, [M]Lenny Kravitz[/M] and Missy Elliott [M]performed[/M] at the stadium [M]during half-time.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and [M]Missy Elliott performed[/M] at the stadium [M]during half-time.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and [M]Missy Elliott performed at the stadium[/M] during half-time.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and Katy Perry, [M]Lenny Kravitz[/M] and Missy Elliott [M]performed at the stadium[/M] during half-time.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game, and [M]Katy Perry[/M], Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott [M]performed at the stadium[/M] during half-time.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]Idina Menzel sang the anthem of the United States before the game[/M], and Katy Perry, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott performed at the stadium during half-time.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Quarterback Patriots [M]Tom Brady was selected as the best player of the match.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]Quarterback Patriots Tom Brady[/M] was selected as the best player of the match.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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By convention, [M]the Seahawks[/M], as [M]representatives of the NFC[/M], host the odd Superbowl.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]By convention, the Seahawks[/M], as representatives of the NFC, [M]host the odd Superbowl.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]This is the home game of the Arizona Cardinals.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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Super Bowl XLIX - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, played on February 1, 2015 at [M]the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]Super Bowl XLIX[/M] - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, [M]played[/M] on February 1, 2015 [M]at the University of Phoenix Stadium[/M] in Glendale, Arizona.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]Super Bowl XLIX[/M] - the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league, [M]played on February 1, 2015[/M] at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]Super Bowl XLIX[/M] - [M]the forty-ninth finals for the NFL professional football league[/M], played on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]The game ended with a 28-24 victory for the New England Patriots.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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The teams of the NFC conference master, [M]Seattle Seahawks and[/M] the AFC conference master, [M]New England Patriots met there.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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[M]The teams of the NFC conference master[/M], Seattle Seahawks [M]and the AFC conference master[/M], New England Patriots [M]met there.[/M]
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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The teams of the NFC conference master, Seattle Seahawks and [M]the AFC conference master[/M], [M]New England Patriots[/M] met there.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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The teams of [M]the NFC conference master[/M], [M]Seattle Seahawks[/M] and the AFC conference master, New England Patriots met there.
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The 49th Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) 2015 season American Football League championship battle. By the American League (AFC) champion New England Patriots against the National League (NFC) champion Seattle Seahawks. The event was held on February 1, 2015 at the University of Phoenix Gymnasium in Glendale. In the final game, the New England Patriots defeated the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 28-24 and won the 49th Super Bowl title. Tom Brady was elected the most valuable player. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks led 24-14 after the end of the third quarter, but the New England Patriots made two consecutive touchdowns after adjusting their play in the fourth quarter to make the New England Patriots lead 28-24. Originally, the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to score a touchdown before the end of the field, but before the end of the second offensive pass to the touchdown zone, Butler of the New England Patriots succeeded in stealing in front of the touchdown zone. The eagle drinks hate.
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A variety of anime and manga that does not belong to hentai and roughly corresponds to the [M]traditional concept of erotica[/M] is [M]called echchi[/M].
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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A [M]variety of[/M] anime and [M]manga[/M] that does not belong to hentai and roughly [M]corresponds to[/M] the traditional concept of erotica is called [M]echchi[/M].
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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A [M]variety of anime[/M] and manga that does not belong to hentai and roughly [M]corresponds to[/M] the traditional concept of erotica is called [M]echchi[/M].
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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A [M]variety of[/M] anime and [M]manga[/M] that [M]does not belong to hentai[/M] and roughly corresponds to the traditional concept of erotica is called echchi.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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A [M]variety of anime[/M] and manga that [M]does not belong to hentai[/M] and roughly corresponds to the traditional concept of erotica is called echchi.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that the history of Japanese art of erotic engraving and drawing (shung) dates back many centuries, [M]hentai[/M] as a separate type of anime and manga [M]appeared[/M] only in the late 70's - [M]in the first half of the 80's of XX century.[/M]
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that the history of Japanese art of erotic engraving and drawing (shung) dates back many centuries, [M]hentai[/M] as a separate type of anime and manga [M]appeared only in the late 70's[/M] - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that the history of Japanese art of erotic engraving and drawing (shung) dates back many centuries, [M]hentai as a separate type of[/M] anime and [M]manga[/M] appeared only in the late 70's - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that the history of Japanese art of erotic engraving and drawing (shung) dates back many centuries, [M]hentai as a separate type of anime[/M] and manga appeared only in the late 70's - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that the history of Japanese art of [M]erotic[/M] engraving and [M]drawing (shung[/M]) dates back many centuries, hentai as a separate type of anime and manga appeared only in the late 70's - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that [M]the history of Japanese art of erotic[/M] engraving and [M]drawing[/M] (shung) [M]dates back many centuries[/M], hentai as a separate type of anime and manga appeared only in the late 70's - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Despite the fact that [M]the history of Japanese art of erotic engraving[/M] and drawing (shung) [M]dates back many centuries[/M], hentai as a separate type of anime and manga appeared only in the late 70's - in the first half of the 80's of XX century.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime[/M] is not usually intended for broadcast on television, so it is released in OVA format and [M]is intended for home viewing on[/M] videotapes, DVDs, [M]Blu-ray discs[/M].
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime[/M] is not usually intended for broadcast on television, so it is released in OVA format and [M]is intended for home viewing on[/M] videotapes, [M]DVDs[/M], Blu-ray discs.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime[/M] is not usually intended for broadcast on television, so it is released in OVA format and [M]is intended for home viewing on videotapes[/M], DVDs, Blu-ray discs.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime[/M] is not usually intended for broadcast on television, so it is released in OVA format and [M]is intended for home viewing[/M] on videotapes, DVDs, Blu-ray discs.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime[/M] is not usually intended for broadcast on television, so it [M]is released in OVA format[/M] and is intended for home viewing on videotapes, DVDs, Blu-ray discs.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]This anime is not usually intended for broadcast on television[/M], so it is released in OVA format and is intended for home viewing on videotapes, DVDs, Blu-ray discs.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) is a type of manga, anime, as well as video games and images, the [M]main element[/M] of which [M]are pornographic scenes.[/M]
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) [M]is a type of[/M] manga, anime, as well as video games and [M]images[/M], the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) [M]is a type of[/M] manga, anime, as well as [M]video games[/M] and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) [M]is a type of[/M] manga, [M]anime[/M], as well as video games and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) [M]is a type of manga[/M], anime, as well as video games and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] (Japanese: 変 態, へ ん た い hentai [M]Ukrainian perversion[/M]) is a type of manga, anime, as well as video games and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] ([M]Japanese[/M]: 変 態, [M]へ ん た い[/M] hentai Ukrainian perversion) is a type of manga, anime, as well as video games and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]Hentai[/M] ([M]Japanese: 変 態[/M], へ ん た い hentai Ukrainian perversion) is a type of manga, anime, as well as video games and images, the main element of which are pornographic scenes.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Also, as in the case of ordinary anime, [M]most anime in the hentai genre is based on[/M] manga (in this case - [M]hentai manga[/M]).
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Also, as in the case of ordinary anime, [M]most anime in the hentai genre is based on manga[/M] (in this case - hentai manga).
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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Also, as in the case of [M]ordinary anime[/M], [M]most[/M] anime in the hentai genre [M]is based on manga[/M] (in this case - hentai manga).
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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In this sense, the word is rarely used in Japan itself - usually such works are called jukhachikin (Japanese [M]18 禁, "ban on the sale of persons under 18").[/M]
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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In this sense, the word is rarely used in Japan itself - usually such works are called [M]jukhachikin[/M] ([M]Japanese 18 禁[/M], "ban on the sale of persons under 18").
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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In this sense, [M]the word[/M] is rarely [M]used in Japan[/M] itself - [M]usually[/M] such [M]works[/M] are [M]called jukhachikin[/M] (Japanese 18 禁, "ban on the sale of persons under 18").
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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In this sense, [M]the word[/M] is [M]rarely used in Japan itself[/M] - usually such works are called jukhachikin (Japanese 18 禁, "ban on the sale of persons under 18").
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]The[/M] appearance and [M]development of hentai[/M] is [M]due specifically to the Japanese[/M] cultural and [M]historical attitude to[/M] aesthetics and [M]sexuality[/M].
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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[M]The[/M] appearance and [M]development of hentai[/M] is [M]due specifically to the Japanese[/M] cultural and [M]historical attitude to aesthetics[/M] and sexuality.
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Hentai (変 態 pron.) Is a Japanese word which in this case means "abnormality", "abnormal", or "perverted", but also, in another context, "metamorphosis". In Japan it is used above all with the meaning of "sexually perverse" and has a very negative connotation, as it indicates forms of "sexual perversion" (変 態 性欲 hentai seiyoku).
Used in hentai spelling (へ ん た い), mainly divided between hentai anime, hentai manga and video games containing sexual (eroge) or explicit (H game) references. In Japan the expression seijin manga (成人 漫画 "manga for adults") is also used with the same meaning.
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