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Carl Bernstein, at 63, is white-haired and plump. "Despite the years, there remains something boyish and irrepressible in his eyes," writes David Segal, who also observes in his profile:
* Bernstein can sound defensive when asked questions like "What have you been up to, all these years?," but he can sound positively serene, too.
* Bernstein has told friends that he long ago burned through the roughly $3 million he earned from Watergate-related books and movies.
* There are friends who believe that for as long as Bernstein is coupled in the public imagination with Bob Woodward -- which is to say, forever -- Woodward will have a vested interest in helping to dust him off whenever he needs dusting.
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