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...that first week I had dropped about 5 lbs. and a belt notch. The catch is that my doctor prescribed only a month's supply of Redux. When I run out, I can't wait to order a cheese pizza smothered with pepperoni--just to see if I can still look at it lovingly, then push it away...
...rest," she will say. He gets her itinerary faxed to him daily, including the type of plane she is flying in. He insists that she always fly with two pilots and avoid helicopters. When she slipped and fell in January, he sent her roses and ordered her a pepperoni pizza. For her part, she tries to protect her husband from himself. While on vacation at their condominium in Bal Harbour, Florida, this spring, he agreed to have a TV crew shoot him while he was working out on a treadmill. But Elizabeth asked the crew not to film his skinny...
...either. And sure, deep-dish Chicago pizza may sound more like big-shoulder food, or even big-gut food, than something like, well, let's say, latte, but maybe we should discuss relative incidence of stomach distress for a while, particularly if we're talking pepperoni...
...similar suit against attorney general Moore. Fordice, though elected with the help of tobacco contributions, claims he is no special friend to the cigarette makers, but is merely concerned that industry will be driven from Mississippi if corporations are held liable for every illness their products cause. "When pepperoni kills 425,000 people a year, we'll go after the pepperoni business," snaps Moore, who won his third term with the backing of friendly plaintiffs' lawyers. "Do you know what the 'AG' in attorney general stands for?" RJR's Donahue asks. "Aspiring Governor...
...stole a slice of pepperoni pizza last summer was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison under California's "three strikes and you're out" law. Jerry Dewayne Williams, 27, must serve 20 years before becoming eligible for parole, under a 1994 law that mandates long prison sentences for felons with prior convictions for a serious or violent felony. The good news: a California Corrections Department spokeswoman assures TIME Daily that pizza is occasionally served in the state's prison cafeterias...