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FakeNoose

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8. Since WaPo won't allow me to read the story (paywall)

Reply to Jacson6 (Reply #7)

Tue Dec 24, 2024, 01:14 PM

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... I'll take your word for it. The way these stories are presented by the publication, the first several paragraphs give only the "story" setup. Readers are suckered in, click on the link, and then we find out that we need to subscribe to read the rest.

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