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Mike Ditka, Fiery Coach Exalted in Chicago, Has Died Original

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By Barry Bearak
| The New York Times Verified
Mike Ditka, Fiery Coach Exalted in Chicago, Has Died After coaching, he became one of the sport’s most visible and enduring talking heads. He died at 86. Mike Ditka on the sidelines for a Bears game in Washington on Nov. 13, 1988.Credit...Win McNamee/Associated Press Oct.
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Mike Ditka has died. Bears coach was beloved for winning and shouting.

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By Barry Bearak
| The San Francisco Examiner Verified
Mike Ditka, a tenacious tight end for the Chicago Bears who relished each collision and fought for every yard, then a Super Bowl-winning Bears coach so well-known for his sideline rants that he became a symbol of competitive fire, died Friday. "Da Coach," as he was commonly known, was 86. The death was announced by his family through Jarrett Payton, the son of former Bears running back Walter Payton. No further details were provided.
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Gay Couple Convicted in Malawi (Published 2010)

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By Barry Bearak
| The New York Times Verified
JOHANNESBURG — A gay couple in Malawi were found guilty on Tuesday of unnatural acts and gross indecency, the consequence of their holding an engagement ceremony in an insular nation where homosexuality is largely seen as nonexistent or something that must be suppressed. Tiwonge Chimbalanga, 33, and Steven Monjeza, 26, face up to 14 years in prison. A magistrate said he would sentence the men on Thursday.
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