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For all those years, so many greats in the game could never relate to Woods. And now, finally, they can. Not even Woods can beat time. He turns 50 on Tuesday.
Golf, sports stars wish Tiger happy 50th birthday
Stars from golf, Olympics and the NBA send well wishes as Tiger Woods celebrates his 50th birthday.
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