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End Zone: Grubby’s Last Stand - AARP
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Her name is Carol Grubb, but her teammates know her as “Grubby." She locked down a starting middle linebacker position after just two weeks of practice back in 2001, when women’s tackle football was in its infancy.
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ID Theft Victim's Ordeal | Fraud Watch Network
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Identity theft victim talks about having her personal information stolen: "She had made herself into me."
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ID Theft Victim After an Attack | Fraud Watch Network
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" All my information is out there," says identity theft victim while sharing her frustration with having her Social Security number stolen.
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ID Thief on Getting Caught | Fraud Watch Network
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"I knew I was going to get caught. That's how I was going to get clean and get out," says identity thief and meth user "Alice."
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ID Thief: "It was so easy" | Fraud Watch Network
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Identity thief "Alice" describes how easy it was to take over her victim's personal information and access her bank and credit card accounts.
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Drug Use and ID Theft | Fraud Watch Network
0:32
"You don't realize the choices you're making, you have no fear," says crystal meth user "Alice" as she talks about how she stole people's identities.
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Telephone Access and ID Theft | Fraud Watch Network
1:23
Identity thief describes how she accessed people's credit card accounts by phone by providing a billing Zip code or the last four digits of their Social.
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Martin Yan: Healthy Body and Mind (Mandarin)
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"Martin Yan shares with AARP his recipe for healthy living—how to keep a strong body, a happy spirit and a sharp mind. It all starts with his Chinese heritage."
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Healthy Body and Mind with Martin Yan — AARP
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"Martin Yan shares with AARP his recipe for healthy living—how to keep a strong body, a happy spirit and a sharp mind. It all starts with his Chinese heritage."
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'The Accountant' Movie Trailer
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As a math savant uncooks the books for a new client, the Treasury Department closes in on his activities and the body count starts to rise.
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Norman Lear on Network Censorship
1:23
Norman Lear, who produced many famous 1970s television sitcoms, discusses the impact of censorship on his work.
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