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• It has also breathed new life into the bank account of stalkerazzi photographer Paul Adao.
• Celebrity guests can cavort free from the prying lenses of the stalkerazzi or " Entertainment Tonight ."
• This is the argument that stalkerazzi always make _ that they're just giving the people what they want.
• Like the drug problem, the solution to the stalkerazzi problem lies not with legislation, but with public demand.
• In American and British tabloids, he said, " The stalkerazzi type are the minority of the pictures.
• Then a stalkerazzi used a telephoto lens to capture some blurry snapshots of Di and Dodi embracing on the Fayed family yacht in the Mediterranean.
• The lawsuit against Man's World Publications and Crescent Publishing Group claims that a " stalkerazzi " snapped the photos of her after climbing a neighbor's fence.
• This was a considerable achievement because the " stalkerazzi, " as they are sometimes called, practice their profitable pursuits with the kind of stealth and planning of a clandestine CIA operation.
• Aniston had claimed a photographer _ described as a " stalkerazzi " in her lawsuit against the magazines _ snapped photos of her " reclining topless in her back yard ."
• Last week a stalkerazzi used a telephoto lens to capture some blurry snapshots of Di and Dodi ( sounds like the name of a bad sitcom ) embracing on the Fayed family yacht in the Mediterranean.
• If you think the stalkerazzi who were hounding Princess Di's Mercedes-Benz when it crashed felt the least bit of remorse about possibly contributing to the deaths of three people, think again.
• They're the stalkerazzi, and Diana is alternately " breathtakingly beautiful " and a " loon, " and they're having a high old time making her life miserable.
• He compared it to " stalkerazzi, " a word that was widely used in the aftermath of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, to describe particularly aggressive journalists who cover celebrities.
• The piece is too long and more over-the-top than not, but it certainly has its moments ( how could it not, with a title like " I, Stalkerazzi " ? ).
• Although the photographers may not exemplify the highest calling of journalism, the droll Krulwich makes the point that it is not easy to lose sleep over celebrities'complaints of being harassed by what they have taken to calling the " stalkerazzi ."
• In the accompanying article, ( " Was the Press to Blame ? " ) writer Matthew Cooper reminds readers that " paparazzi " is Italian for " buzzing insects, " then goes on to adopt the pejorative " stalkerazzi ."
• Aniston, 33, claimed a photographer _ described in her lawsuit as a " stalkerazzi " _ scaled a neighbor's wall and, using a telephoto lens, snapped photos of her " reclining topless in her back yard, wearing only her panties ."
• Within a week, Paramount not only promised to respect Clooney's privacy _ meaning no more footage of him on " Hard Copy " _ but they agreed to cease their use of video from the aggressive camera-wielding provocateurs who have been dubbed " stalkerazzi ."
• Current spouses ( David Rasche and Gail O'Grady ) are left bewildered and abandoned, Midler mouths self-serving justifications for her character's passionate irresponsibility, and there's even a stalkerazzi shot of a bloated Bette in too-tight clothing ( faked; Midler's head was grafted onto a heftier woman's body ).
• The 33-year-old " Friends " co-star sued Man's World Publications Inc . and Crescent Publishing Group in August 2000 claiming that a " stalkerazzi " with a telephoto lens scaled a neighbor's wall to take shots of her " reclining topless in her backyard, wearing only her panties ."