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MUHAMMAD ALI SHOWING OFF HIS NEW CANDY BAR

Muhammad Ali showed off his new candy bar with a tongue-licking smile as a crowd gathered to hear him speak in front of the Wilbur Chocolate Company in Lititz, PA on August 21, 1978. The candy will be marketed as Muhammad Ali Peanut Butter. (UPI/File)


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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali made a sentimental journey Tuesday to discover his Irish roots, and met distant relatives during celebrations at the local town hall and a nearby castle.
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Muhammad Ali's farewell to these shores will draw to a close in the Republic of Ireland when he is united for the first time with hundreds of extended family members in Ennis Town County...
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