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The Odd Couple

Gene Seymour
April 6, 2006   |    This article appeared in the April 24, 2006 edition of The Nation.
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In Sound and Fury, sportswriter Dave Kindred examines the intersecting lives of Muhammad Ali and Howard Cosell.

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Gene Seymour
Gene Seymour is a film critic at Newsday and a contributor to the Oxford Companion to Jazz (Oxford University Press).

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