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George, a baby not like any other

Like father, the son will be raised in a virtual goldfish bowl, where his every move outside the immediate environs of the family palace and castle, will be tabloid fodder. There will be some tough days, along with the good. Last week was nothing short of a royal home run.

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BY SHEILA COPPS
July 29, 2013

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George, a baby not like any other

Like father, the son will be raised in a virtual goldfish bowl, where his every move outside the immediate environs of the family palace and castle, will be tabloid fodder. There will be some tough days, along with the good. Last week was nothing short of a royal home run.

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