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The new issue of Star is slowly seeping into our blood; within its shiny pages one can find an extremely useful comparison of passages in Bill O'Reilly's 1998 crime novel, Those Who Trespass, to the alleged language he used while getting dirty with America's favorite plaintiff. After the jump, a handy chart in which we find just how far one can carry that Thai hooker fantasy.
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