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Bill Plaschke: Tiger Woods isn't done yet

AUGUSTA, Ga. - Barely eight years ago, he was lying unconscious in the middle of a Florida street in the middle of the night, his Escalade smashed into a tree, the car's back window shattered by a golf club, his wife screaming about his mistress.

Tiger Woods was done, and America laughed at his shame.

Less than a year ago, he was standing in the middle of a different Florida street in the middle of the night, slurring the alphabet before being led away in handcuffs.

Tiger Woods was done, and America laughed at his mug shot.

Around six months ago, after four back surgeries, Woods shared a belief

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