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As a professional writer, I want to assure you that journalists do proofread their own work. What you're seeing are likely errors that were made when the article was put on the Hispanic Business site. Note that the article originally appeared in The Palm Beach Post. You can clearly see from the snippet posted on that newspaper's Web site that the article does not contain the formatting errors seen in the Hispanic Business version.

http://www.mypalmbeachpost.com/news/entertainment/amcat-homeon-own/nYn3b/

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That's a kinda messy interview--at first I was sure I had read it before, because it had many of the same comments and questions of the previous one with them--but I realized I hadn't. They could do with editing out some of the "umms" and "ahhs" lol, and the interviewer keeps saying this is the last question and then asking for more--but I appreciated reading it.

I guess maybe this implies that

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I hadn't seen it yet, either, so I'm just as ignorant as you are!

I found it interesting at the end that she verified the writers have been reworking stories during the break. It makes me wonder how much of the stuff SOD has been revealing in their synopses will turn out not to happen after all.

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I'll be surprised if they reworked the Billy Clyde and Celia stories very much - those seem to be Agnes's babies.

I was pleased to hear they planned to shoot around her. The last thing Lea needs is a pregnancy, and the last thing PP needs is some sort of Hunter Tylo nightmare.

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Since the Fairman podcast starts at 7, I'm going to start the Debbi/Darnell prayer circle around 6:45. Bring your hymnals.

On a separate topic, Hulu seems to be stepping up the ads for these shows. I got PP ads during every one of the commercial breaks when I was watching The Daily Show this morning.

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