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in late 1994 as co-host of ''

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'' where she was introduced as original host

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's Christmas present. She was brought in to replace

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, who had left the company. Wiand was a host for the 1994

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s. She also hosted the first In Your House event in mid 1995 and featured in the

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version of ''WWF Raw'' video game. She left the WWF in July 1995 due to a contract dispute.

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