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    unclevanya: The "news hours" on Fox are worse than the circus hours -- they are just as biased, if not moreso, except the stories are (not so) cleverly disguised ... more »
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    not2techy: The Fox vs. White House rumble may be good for Fox, but that fact doesn't really matter to the White House, because what's good for Fox is not necessa... more »
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  • #foxnews

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  • #twitterati

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    The former Mr. Drew Barrymore overcompensated for an apparent drunk-tweet; a New York Times took a screenshot of his writer's block and Zoe Stagg was all backed up. It was a tough Tuesday for the Twitterati. More »
  • #twitterati

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  • #excuses

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  • #mediawars

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  • #twitterati

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  • #theinternet

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