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Comedian car collectors Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld both have been nominated for Emmys, and their car-centric TV shows will compete against each other in the same category. The men's shows -- Leno's "Jay Leno's Garage" and Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" -- are nominated in the Short-format Nonfiction Program category. For Leno, it's a repeat engagement. His much-admired car show has been nominated four times before, and won the category in 2011. Seinfeld, who collected several Emmys for his role on the celebrated TV sitcom that bore his name, has now been nominated twice for his "Comedians." (An earlier version of this story said the nomination was Seinfeld's first.)...
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