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rs have ruined my attempts 
to protect the Australian cricket team and everyone involved," Arthur read 
from a statement in Perth."As I've said, no one associated with me 
has played any part in releasing that confidential document."Arthur, who 
was sacked after a series loss in India, a poor showing in 
the Champions League and incidents of ill-discipline among the team, said 
that Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland had even acknowledged 
that he had to some extent been made a scapegoat."The damage to 
my reputation and career has been immense, which means the chances of 
me getting a senior job are that much less," the South African 
said."I was truly shocked and devastated by my dismissal. I had received 
a positive appraisal on all my key performance indicators just prior to 
departing for the Ashes tour."Arthur said that he had been told that 
batsman David Warner's off-field behaviour, in which he punched England 
batsman Joe Root in a Birmingham bar, had been "the last straw" 
for the CA board."I received no hearing at all over that issue, 
and no one was doing more to improve discipline in the young 
Australian team than I was," he said.Meanwhile a CA statement issued later 
Sunday at Lord's, where the national side were facing a crushing defeat 
by England in the second Ashes Test, disputed Arthur's version of events."Cricket 
Australia stands by its earlier statements on this matter and disputes a 
number of claims made by Mick
elped inspire the CBS drama "The Good 
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Eliot Spitzer, 54, struggled to adapt to a post-political life, bouncing 
around the TV dial from MSNBC to CNN to Current TV, Wall 
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she poured herself into her children's charity and returned to the business 
world, eventually finding a home at New World Capital Group, a private 
equity group where she focuses on investments in clean energy.She agreed 
to her husband's surprising comeback only hours before he announced it to 
the world this month, according to a person close to the campaign 
who was not authorized to speak about Spitzer's personal life. Wall Spitzer 
has offered suggestions about Spitzer's campaign and collected a pair of 
petitions to get him on the ballot. One of the couple's three 
daughters rounded up about 100 signatures.But Wall Spitzer, 55, has shunned 
the campaign trail and has yet to grant any interviews about her 
husband, which stands in stark contrast to her frequent appearances at Spitzer's 
side during his previous runs for attorney general and governor.Her silence 
has fueled speculation that their marriage is on the rocks. The couple 
lives apart -- she at the family home on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, 
he at his sick elderly parents' home a few blocks awa
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