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Norman and wife Kutner

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Links Leviathan Greg Norman, aka The Great White Shark, has been hanging at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne with his new pilot fish, wife Kirsten Kutner (above).

And obviously, Norman is so taken with the younger wife, his third, six months after their wedding that their public displays of affection have prevented the love birds from watching all of the action on the court.

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Jupiter Island resident Norman and the missus were at two-time champ Kim Clijster’s win over Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez Sunday and Spanish champ Rafael Nadal’s victory Monday over Feliciano Lopez.

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Norman’s always had an affinity for tennis. Last year, Norman replaced his second wife, Boca Raton tennis legend Chris Evert, with Kutner.

Meanwhile, the Miami Heat are riding a five-game win streak and superstars Dwyane Wade and LeBron James enjoyed the attention they got Saturday night when the duo, plus Wade’s two sons, visited with Rafael Nadal (below).

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Unlucky Dancing With the Stars standout and Moesha actress Brandy’s day at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne was busier than a tennis star’s. Brandy (above) sang the national anthem, helped with the coin toss before the contest between Serbia’s Novak Djokovic and Uzbek Denis Istomin, then played an exhibition set against No. 6-rated Jelena Jankovic. American Alex Bogolomov, meanwhile, pulled a Beckham after his upset win against Brit Andy Murray and and went shirtless (below)! Click here for the exclusive Page2Live photo gallery of the Sony Ericsson, including supermodel Naomi Campbell

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Fox News star Bill O’Reilly (above) spent most of his keynote address at a Palm Beach fundraising gala Friday imagining a world where Donald Trump (above) would be president.

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Trump, 64, who hosted Friday’s fiesta for the It Happened to Alexa Foundation at his Mar-a-Lago club, is weeks away from announcing whether he’ll run for the land’s highest office as a Republican.

“It’s gratifying to have the next president of the United States introduce me,” the host of The O’Reilly Factor said to thunderous applause from the 200-plus at the dinner.

Some of the guests paid $1,500 for a few seconds with the 61-year-old O’Reilly (below), a photo and an autographed copy of his latest tome, Pinheads and Patriots.

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Tall head O’Reilly, for whom it was the second appearance at the victims’ advocate foundation’s gala, then dreamed out loud about a Trump White House. At time he seemed to joke. At others he appeared serious. Always, he seemed to take a Trump candidacy for granted.

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The Sony Ericsson Open tennis tournament kicks into high gear this weekend at the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne.

The ladies and the hunks have been in town for a couple weeks already for practice and promotional appearances. Above: Bethanie Mattek-Sands (left), Romania’s Sorana Cirstea, Brit Heather Watson, Germany’s Sabine Lisicki, Slovenia’s Dominika Cibulkova and France’s Alize Cornet.

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Among the men, Vero Beach’s Mardy Fish easily dispatched a Frenchman in his opener today while former Boca Raton resident Andy Roddick (below), last year’s Sony Ericsson winner, starts play Saturday against Uruguay’s Pablo Cuevas.

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A well-known Palm Beach State College adjunct professor and freshly-retired Palm Beach County Sheriff’s deputy was held overnight in the county slammer where he once worked after being arrested in a domestic violence incident.

Seventy-year-old Charlie Mosher, of Royal Palm Beach, was charged with aggravated stalking and aggravated assault after several alleged spats with his estranged wife, Norma Jean Hoefs, since last week. Hoefs, 57, declined comment but confirmed she was his victim.

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Mosher allegedly harassed the lady with incessant phone calls then tailed her in his car around their gated community.

At one point, Hoefs told investigators, she had to swerve off the road to avoid Mosher, who came right at her in his vehicle.

Mosher was released on $10,000-bond about noon today.

He was relieved of duty as a reserve deputy, a volunteer position. Mosher retired from PBSO in June after 22 years as corrections and training deputy.

The six criminal justice courses he taught at the college this term — including “interpersonal skills for corrections officers” and “defensive tactics” — have ended.

The school’s spokeswoman, Dr. Grace Truman, said Mosher has been an adjunct professor since 1992. His status at the school will be evaluated before next term, as is the status of every adjunct professor, she said.

– With Palm Beach Post researcher Niels Heimeriks