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PHILADELPHIA -- If there never will be a proper time to forgive Michael Vick, it does seem we've arrived at the junction of Grudging Acceptance Avenue and Second Chance Street. That would be the address of Lincoln Financial Field, where just a small cluster of 15 protesters -- carrying signs that read "NATIONAL FELON LEAGUE" and "VICK IS SICK" -- gathered in the drizzle before the presumably reformed dogkiller's first regular-season game in 33 months. And they didn't make nearly as much noise as those taunting and shouting them down.
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