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    Jewel marries rodeo star in Bahamas

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    Fri Aug 8, 2008 8:31am EDT

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop singer Jewel eloped with her rodeo-star boyfriend in the Bahamas on Thursday, People magazine reported. The 34-year-old singer married Ty Murray, 38, during a private ceremony, the magazine said, quoting Jewel's publicist.

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    Jewel said on her Web site on Wednesday that she and Murray were heading to the Caribbean islands for six days with two friends.

    The pair, who live on a ranch in Texas, had been together for more than a decade. Jewel, whose last name is Kilcher, achieved fame in the mid-1990s with such pop-folk tunes as "Who Will Save Your Soul" and "Foolish Games." She recently released a country album and served as a judge on the TV talent show "Nashville Star."

    Murray is a legend on the rodeo circuit, winning the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association's All-Around world championship title a record seven times.

    (Reporting by Dean Goodman; Editing by Vicki Allen).
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