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o underd somemebody else,e, i have e to listenen to o themem. it's aboutut them. it's n not about me.e. it's about them. and d i want to o know a about . w what makekes life intereresting. >> not eveverybody is s that intereststed in otheher people. >>>> well, youou know whatat i peopople? if y you're not ininterested i anand you thinink somemeone's b that meaeans you're e not askine righght questionons. i'm sayiying that to you, , whis even funnier. . >> i'm with you. i love it. as she continued to pursue her tennis career, she and her then husband, larry king, launched several businesses, a magazine, a new sports league. >> and for tennis, what a saturday night! >> and it was a pretty exciting evening as you're going to see. i know how excited i was. >> when we started world team tennis in '74, it's men and women on the same team. everything is equality. >> chris evert to serve in this super tiebreaker. gool agong hits wide. the super tiebreaker is even at four apiece. >> she became the player coach for the philadelphia freedoms, which her friend elton john wrote a song about. >> elton and i went to one of his concerts. we were inin

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