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| You don't have to believe that the cable companies and
telecoms are kind-hearted altruists to realize they are desperate to get
an edge on their competitors. 1 million students are now being homeschooled in the
United States--neither corporate altruists nor philanthropic foundations
have shown much interest in it. Bryant's non-shooting exhibition in the first half of the
Lakers' game against the Sacramento Kings on Sunday earned him a
spot in history alongside some of the league's all-time altruists. |
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