The document summarizes various news stories from the week of July 10, including: the popularity of Old Spice commercials but declining sales of the featured product; Roman Polanski being declared a free man by Switzerland; Mel Gibson using ethnic slurs in an argument; the death of Yankees owner George Steinbrenner; film director David Lynch attempting to crowdfund a documentary; and a court ruling the FCC's indecency policy as too vague. It also asks "What came first?" and answers that chickens came before eggs.

2. Week in Review (July 10)
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3. For your viewing pleasure.
Master Yoda
What does it mean?
Farewell
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4. Old Spice
“The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” spots have blown up
since they were launched during the Super Bowl, racking up
almost 13 million views on YouTube. This past week, the
YouTube page was update with 180+ personal video messages
from Isaiah Mustafa thanking people who posted messages
about him. But in the 52 weeks ended June 13, sales of the
featured product, Red Zone After Hours Body Wash, have
dropped 7%, reported by SymphonyIRI. © 2010 Sullivan Higdon & Sink. All rights reserved.

5. Roman Polanski released
The Swiss government declared Polanski a free man on
monday after rejecting a US request to extradite him on a
charge of having sex in 1977 with a 13 year old girl.
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6. Mel Gibson does it again
The infamous actor has been caught using yet again
uses ethnic slurs while going on a crazed rampage
during an argument with Oksana Grigorieva, the
mother of his eight month-old daughter Lucia.
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7. George Steinbrenner dies at age 80
Longtime Yankees owner, died on Tuesday of a heart attack.
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8. David Lynch trying “crowd funding”
Famed director of Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks and
Mulholland Drive, is asking for his fans to donate $50 to a
documentary about his life and work.
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9. Court Rules the FCC’s Indecency
Policy...Indecent
The appeals court found “indecent speech” to be a vague
enough category to impinge on free speech, ruling “the FCC
effectively chills speech because broadcasters have no way of
knowing what the FCC will find offensive.”
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10. Scandal of the Week
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11. What came first?
• The age old question “what came first, the chicken
or the egg?” has finally been solved. The formation
of eggs is possible only thanks to a protein found in
chickens ovaries. That means eggs have to be
formed in chickens first.