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MIA99091901-19 SEPTEMBER 1999- MIAMI, FLORIDA, USA: Miami Dolphins fans Eddie Pinkosky, front, and William Stewart both of Ft. Lauderdale, demonstrate their feelings for Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jake "The Snake" Plummer September 19. The Miami Dolphins beat the Arizona Cardinals 19-16. sk/Robert Stolpe UPI

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