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Now the Fans Are Suing EA for Appearing in Madden 
Kotaku | by Owen Good | Thu, Oct 1
Following up on the latest litigation involving the Madden NFL franchise, GameSpot finds that a former North Carolina footballer, a licensing group for boxers, and one of the Cleveland Browns' infamous "Dawg Pound" inhabitants want a piece of Electronic Arts.
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