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"Who&amp;apos;s winning now?\r\nWhen Warner Bros. Television fired Charlie Sheen from Two and a Half Men, the fed-up network sent a jaw-dropping 11-page letter to the star&amp;apos;s attorney explaining their decision -- entailing the star&amp;apos;s shocking behavior in lurid detail.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;At the outset, let us state the obvious: Your client has been engaged in dangerously self-destructive conduct and appears to be very ill,&amp;quot; begins the letter, which was obtained by TMZ.\r\nAmong the accusations in the salvo written to Sheen&amp;apos;s lawyer Marty Singer:\r\nSheen&amp;apos;s Two and a Half men contract did indeed contain a morals clause -- and he violated it. Warner Bros. charges that Sheen &amp;quot;committed an act which constitutes a felony offense involving moral turpitude under federal, state or local laws, or is indicted or convicted of any such offense.&amp;quot; Sheen&amp;apos;s offense? &amp;quot;Furnishing cocaine to others,&amp;quot; the letter charges.\r\n\r\nWarner Bros. chartered a plane for Sheen on Jan. 28 in order for him to enter rehab in late January. (Sheen ended up opting for at-home rehab, a.k.a. &amp;quot;Sober Valley Lodge.&amp;quot;)\r\nWhile Sheen has repeatedly claimed that he was never un-fit to appear on the show and had &amp;quot;brilliant&amp;quot; performances, Warner Bros. says those boasts are &amp;quot;not true.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;Mr. Sheen had difficulty remembering his lines and hitting his marks. His conduct and condition created substantial tensions on the set,&amp;quot; the letter reads. &amp;quot;He sometimes showed up to work after not having slept and needed to move his mark to accommodate his need to &amp;apos;lean&amp;apos; on something, for balance.&amp;quot;\r\nIn response, Singer told TMZ that Sheen is preparing to sue Warner Bros. and series creator Chuck Lorre, charging that Lorre interfered with Sheen&amp;apos;s contract."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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