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  1. ^ http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=1281 URL accessed on July 29 2006
  2. ^ Chansanchai, Athima and Robert L. Jamieson Jr.'Loyal fan' claims he was beaten onstage at Snoop Dogg concert. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer. May 31 2006. Retrieved August 11 2006.
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