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  • For her part, Ms. Walters claimed Ms. Jones covered up her gastric bypass surgery by asking "View" colleagues to keep mum on the operation.

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  • ABC declined to renew her contract and Ms. Jones blindsided the veteran newswoman when she abruptly announced her departure on June 27.

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