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"It is indicative of how deep some agents will go to compromise a student-athlete," Renfro said.

Frequently, the agents will go back to the research scientists to find out if their "solution" sits in a realistic realm, or is totally off the mark.

An attorney for PRG Brokerage Inc. in Franklin Square, which sold the Highlands policies, said the company is an authorized agent and will go to court to contest Highland's cancellation.

But he and others in the travel agency and cruise industry agreed that as long as the total number of buyers was fewer than the spaces on cruises, no buyer with a choice in mind is going to be denied a desired vessel, regardless of what line the agent favors; clients will go to other agents if need be.

So in a year when the top free agents -- including Tim Duncan, Jason Kidd and Gary Payton -- will go to one of the few teams that can afford them, the Knicks may be able to pick through the rest.

The Sunday Mirror story about the wholly unedifying squabble between agents to represent him, which will go to an FA tribunal, revealed just how highly the club rate him.

How much money can you afford to spend on property, and how much of that will go to agents, furnishing, and other expenses?

Entrants can predict where the top free agents will go and have a chance to win tickets for opening day next season.

BOSTON (AP) — Police and federal agents appealed to the public Tuesday for amateur video and photos that might yield clues to the Boston Marathon bombing as the chief FBI agent in Boston vowed "we will go to the ends of the Earth" to find whoever carried out the deadly attack.

Some of these spots will go to street free agents but the majority will go to college players.

This year, the top-flight free agents will go quickly.