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Jun 3 2009 4:34PM

Have you ever wanted to have dinner with a player from your Miami HEAT? Here is your chance to win a dinner at Benihana with a Miami HEAT Player for you and 7 of your friends. Enter to win a dinner this summer for 8 people and a HEAT prize package including tickets to the Miami HEAT Opening Night home game for the 2009-10 season! Limousine transportation to and from dinner provided by Aventura Limo. This promotion has ended.

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