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December 9, 2010Listen to the podcast here. (OUP blog)
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Does anyone know what's going on at Vanity Fair. CH's article 'Tea’d Off.
Republicans who excused extremism in the name of victory have unleashed a monster', is in the Jan 2011 paper version but not online. I've emailed them and asked if he's been taken offline or what is going on. No reply yet.
Tom, We've been spoiled. Articles in the print edition do not automatically go up on the web. Or if they do, it might be after a few weeks. Many areas are still showing the Cher/Dec issue on the stands.
Who gives a fuck about an Oxford comment?
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What the Cappleman!
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