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marriage Infidelity. Find out if your spouse is lying to you. Tiger Woods apologizes, prince mongo's brother, PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Missing his smile and aura of invincibility, Tiger Woods finally showed his face to a waiting world Friday and apologized again for cheating on his wife, without revealing the scope of his infidelity or when he will return to golf. Woods analysis Simmons ESPN Page 2 columnist Bill Simmons watched Woods' statement and found little positive that came out of it. To him, Woods is still playing by his own rules. Story Simmons Tiger Woods has spoken, but Elin wasn't there to hear it. And that might have been the most authentic element in Friday's public apology, ESPN columnist Jemele Hills says. Story Harig Tiger Woods' golfing future is a good news, bad news kind of thing. He does plan to return. As for when? That's still up in the air, as ESPN.com's Bob Harig notes. Story Sobel Tiger Woods' first public statement in months spilled over with talk of apologies and fixing his behavior. So will anything change? ESPN.com's Jason Sobel writes that the coming months will be telling. Story Wojciechowski That was much, much more than a pound of flesh Tiger offered up in his public apology Friday. It should be enough, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski. Story Standing at a podium before a presidential-blue backdrop in a hushed room of his closest associates, Woods stumbled a few times as he read a 13½-minute statement. He offered no new details of what happened or what's next, except that he was leaving .... Forgive Infidelity. Find out whether your husband is cheating on you.

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