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rrd d ou naing onon ud r.erybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . greta: all right, you have seen our top stories, but here is the best of the rest. carrie prejean is many things, miss california, the runner-up, and add future author. she just signed a deal to have a new book called "still stand." she wants to talk about the infamous gay-marriage question from perez hilton and why she was really stripped of her crown. expect that book in november. and do you go to starbucks every morning to get a little buzz from that coffee? well, soon, you may be able to get a whole new different type of buzz, at one of their seattle stores, where they are selling below and wine. it is not much more expensive than the coffee -- where they are selling beer and wine. they will determine if it should go national. we will be watching it very closely here on "the record." and we told you about the big, black blobs of good. they -- of goe. it is a natural effort -- big, black blobs of goo.

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