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Scoop Images: Sydney Morning Herald's Juxta-gaffe

Friday, 18 October 2002, 1:49 pm
Article: The Scoop Editor

The following front page from the Sydney Morning Herald on October 15th looks on its face like a fitting tribute to the victims of the Bali Bombing. (see… http://smh.com.au/frontpage/2002/10/15/frontpage.pdf for the original.)

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Keith Rankin: Make Deficits Great Again - Maintaining A Pragmatic Balance

Richard S. Ehrlich: China's Great Wall & Egypt's Pyramids

Gordon Campbell: On Surviving Trump’s Trip To La La Land

Ramzy Baroud: Famine In Gaza - Will We Continue To Watch As Gaza Starves To Death?

Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - A Government Backbencher's Lot Not Always A Happy One

Richard S. Ehrlich: Cyber-Spying 'From Lhasa To London' & Tibet Flexing

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