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Weekly Report - 23 August 2012 (WR-12-33)
Quotes of the week
“I wonder what would England do if a journalist, with the permission and complicity of a newspaper, accused the Queen of genocide? We face up to [the likes of Rupert] Murdoch in the UK, who thought that they were above the law until a government came along to implement the law for all.”
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