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Re: John Edward, Baby Daddy?

By on 7.23.08 @ 12:45PM

I stand corrected.

But kind of. If a newspaper is willing to be more unabashed in its reporting, whereas other newspapers are more restrained, the former can attribute errors to its tabloid style and not take a single hit. But then, you can't be certain that what you're reading is solid.

Hence my continued skepticism.

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