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Billionaire Ted Leonsis, owner of the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals, said reading was the key to his success.
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When Republican Linda McMahon ran for U.S. Senate in 2010, her Connecticut opponents gleefully highlighted images from 2001 showing the former head of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. in the ring, kicking her husband, Vince, in the groin.
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Republican U.S. Senate contender Linda McMahon, a former professional wrestling executive who sometimes entered the ring, answered a plea to cease personal attacks with a renewed assault against Chris Murphy, her Democratic opponent, in their second debate.
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Linda McMahon, the former head of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., lost her second U.S. Senate bid in three years after spending almost $100 million of her fortune on two Connecticut campaigns.
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While Linda McMahon, the former chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment, knows drama, she says even she didn’t anticipate the furor over her latest bid to win a U.S. Senate seat in Connecticut, which she lost to Democratic U.S. Representative Chris Murphy.
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Democrat Chris Murphy defeated Linda McMahon, the former head of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., for the U.S. Senate seat in Connecticut, according to the Associated Press.
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Republican Linda McMahon leads in Connecticut’s U.S. Senate race, with the former professional wrestling executive benefiting from a narrower margin of support for President Barack Obama in the state compared with four years ago, according to a poll of likely voters.
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This is part of a continuing dialogue between Margaret Carlson and Ramesh Ponnuru about the 2012 campaign.
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Linda McMahon , former chief executive officer of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. , won the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Connecticut and will face Democrat Richard Blumenthal in November’s election.
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Massachusetts Republican Senator Scott Brown, pressed this week as to whether he is distancing himself from his party’s presidential nominee, avoided a direct answer, saying he and Mitt Romney are “two different people.”
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