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By Harry ShearerPosted Sunday, Feb. 23, 1997, at 3:30 AM ET

Harry Shearer filed 36 dispatches from the O.J. Simpson civil trial for Slate between Sept. 27, 1996, and Feb. 13, 1997, chronicling everything from the Dennis Fung "cringe-a-thon" to O.J.'s "Fuhrmanesque" moments on the stand. Due to reader demand, we have compiled the dispatches into one gargantuan downloadable file of 90,025 words, available in both Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat versions. The files will take about six minutes to download at 28.8K and will be 84 printed pages long.

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"The Compleat O.J. by the Sea,"by Harry Shearer, in Microsoft Word format.

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Still not sated? The transcripts from the O.J. trials will keep you occupied for hours. For extensive media coverage of the civil case, try Court TV , the Los Angeles Times , and CNN's O.J. Simpson Main Page . There are any number of opinionated O.J. sites (the vast majority take a hard anti-Simpson stance). At the Unofficial O.J. Simpson is Really Guilty site, you can "cruise the trial in style" by watching an online slideshow of participants in the criminal case, listen to trial sounds, or test your knowledge of trial trivia.

This file can be opened with Microsoft Word for Windows, version 6.0 or higher; Microsoft Word for Macintosh, version 6.0 (or 5.1 with this converter); Microsoft Word Viewer for Windows (which you can download here free); or any word processor that can read Microsoft Word 6.0/7.0 files, including recent versions of Word Pro and WordPerfect.

"The Compleat O.J. by the Sea," by Harry Shearer, in Adobe Acrobat format.