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The famous Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition is about to hit the newsstands. But over the years this popular page-turner has morphed into an outrageous franchise. According to The New York Times (free registration required) fans can ... view the bikini clad models at the SI website, and purchase videos from iTunes. Sports Illustrated even cut a deal with American Greetings Interactive to provide download content to cell phones.
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The 2003 Sports Illustrated collectible swimsuit set, the first-ever, contains 100 cards with 98 swimsuit super models such as Daniela Pestrova, Molly Sims, Christy Brinkley and many more along with 2 checklist cards. The set contains many never-before seen unpublished photos of your favorite super models. Catch all the swimsuit action. All sets are professionally hand collated.
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Twelve young women will compete over six episodes for the opportunity to appear in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition which hits the news stands shortly after the show concludes in February. They are ... vying the for $1,000,000.00 modeling contract that goes to the winner.
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Eleven months of the year, Sports Illustrated produces legitimate sports news. But their swimsuit edition (which brings in their highest profits and is ranked as their top seller) has absolutely nothing to do with sports. Do not be mistaken: It is blatantly pornographic.
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Back by popular demand are the Sports Illustrated collectible Swimsuit trading cards. The 2003 set was a big hit and this set is sure to follow. The 2004 set has 100 base cards with 97 never before seen unpublished 2004 images of your favorite Swimsuit Super Models, 2 checklist cards and 1 SI 40th Anniversary Preview card. All sets are professionally hand collated. Some chase cards will ... be available. Call or write for a listing.
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Set on a towering cliff with panoramic views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, the El Conquistador Resort & Spa welcomed Sports Illustrated's swimsuit models. More than likely the fine-boned fillies bunked at the grand hotel's Las Casitas Village, an exclusive hotel-within-the hotel with its own check-in, swimming pool, and round-the-clock corps of butlers. Keeps the riff-raff out, you know.
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