Section A

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  Tebow, and his team, take home another trophy

  MIAMI GARDENS (page 1)

• Grim speech is ritual for a new president

  By MICHAEL D. SHEAR (page 1)

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  Leading strain of flu resists the leading drug

  Virtually all the dominant strain of flu in the United States this season is resistant to the (page 1)

• In political game, Buchanan holds the first domino

  If he decides to run for U.S. Senate, 8 other seats could change (page 1)

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  Sign of the times: Nonbelievers get their word out

  LONDON (page 2)

• Like chicken, if chickens climbed trees

  Rare roast beef splashed with meaty jus, pork enrobed in luscious crackling fat, perhaps a juicy, (page 2)

• Nation briefs: Senate holds hearing on toxic ash spill

  WASHINGTON -- Senate Democrats said Thursday they want stricter rules for toxic ash from coal-fired  (page 3)

• Builders may get tax break after all

  A tax break for big homebuilders, derailed last year amid public outrage at their role in the (page 4)

• Digital TV may require a delay

  The nation's broadcasters may not complete their long-awaited switch to all-digital TV next month, (page 5)

• Oversight panel wants better bailout answers

  Less than a month after its first report, a congressional panel overseeing the Treasury (page 5)

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  First lady was brave under fire

  Former Alabama first lady Cornelia Wallace, 69, who threw herself over Gov. George C. Wallace when (page 8)

• A mob mystery, now solved?

  It is perhaps the most intriguing unsolved mystery from the gaudy gangland career of John Gotti: (page 8)

• The sheriff's advisers

  Early in his 22-year career as sheriff of Manatee County, following a series of stumbles, Charlie (page 12)

• Ethanol is not the answer to energy problems

  Imagine a plant that can be easily grown on farms all over America. Imagine it can be turned into a  (page 12)

• Skills vs. squabbles

  Venice, like other cities these days, is facing its share of problems, most of them involving the (page 12)

• Hospice benefit provides a blessing

  Regarding "Cutting Medicaid hospice benefit is not cost-effective": (page 12)

• New sheriff brings historic changes

  By reading Wednesday's front page, one would think my former colleague, retired Manatee County (page 12)

• Ms. Kennedy really needs a coach

  David McGrath opines that speechwriters share the blame for much of the obfuscation in today's (page 12)

• Media pass on what spinners spew

  I thank guest columnist David McGrath for his intelligent focus on the role of speechwriters in (page 12)

• Public and leaders need educating

  I thought David McGrath's guest column was hilarious. He thought we should do away with (page 12)

• Obama's big test lies ahead with 'reconstruction'

  The puzzling observation of Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington (1769- 1852), after his (page 12)

• No helmet? Call yourself a 'donorcyclist'

  There are two points in the commentary about motorcycle helmet use that have gone unmentioned (page 12)

• A line on energy conservation

  Ever since the Dec. 22 coal ash spill in east Tennessee, I've been feeling pretty good about my (page 13)

• Bush, the environmentalist?

  To those of us who found little to cheer about in the Bush administration, the chance to holler (page 13)

• Wider war would be a disaster

  The economy is obviously issue No. 1 as Barack Obama prepares to take over the presidency. He's (page 13)

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  Counting creatures great and small

  How do you count scorpions? Very gingerly, it turns out. (page 14)

Section C

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  Florida limits powerful Oklahoma offense and grinds out a tense win

  MIAMI GARDENS (page 1)

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  Smoltz, Baldelli agree to deals with Red Sox

  After more than two decades with the Atlanta Braves, John Smoltz is likely to finish his stellar (page 2)

• Get your table set ... the pompano are back

  Pompano arguably are the finest table fish in Sarasota Bay. (page 2)

• SOUTHEAST GIRLS CRUISE TO 15TH WIN

  Three players scored in double figures as the Southeast High girls basketball team trounced Port (page 3)

• Iverson back in Denver

  Allen Iverson is not exactly emotional over his only trip this season to the Mile High City, (page 3)

• SPORTS BRIEFS

  AUTO RACING (page 3)

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  COMMENTARY I By PAT DOOLEY

  MIAMI (page 4)

• Black's INT ends Sooners' drive

  You've heard of the immaculate reception. (page 4)

• Heisman winners: System is broke

  The BCS honored 10 Heisman Trophy winners Thursday night, about a half an hour after the former (page 5)

• SIDELINE IMAGES

  Not all of the action was on the field Thursday night. (page 5)

• Three standout juniors at Florida weigh NFL

  Now that the national championship has been decided, Florida's big three junior players must decide  (page 5)

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  KREJCI, BRUINS FIRST TO 30 WINS

  David Krejci and Marc Savard scored 4:16 apart midway through the third period to help the Boston (page 7)

• Brooks' 31 sends Gators to 15th consecutive win

  Sha Brooks scored 31 points to lead No. 18 Florida to an 80-66 win over Mississippi State (12-3) in  (page 7)

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  Gophers rally, slip past Iowa 52-49

  Lawrence Westbrook and Travis Busch each scored 10 points and No. 22 Minnesota rallied from a 13- (page 7)