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Good news is gas prices are down...

The bad news is the car was repossessed...

Bill Schorr

cartoon

Cagle

16 August 2011

Associated Newspapers has put together a plan to launch

a free lunchtime version of the London Evening Standard

in an effort to boost sales of the troubled title.

Associated planned free 'light' Evening Standard:
London Evening Standard: slimmed-down version
would challenge Richard Desmond's planned London freesheet,
G,
28 October 2004,
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2004/oct/28/
associatednewspapers.pressandpublishing

To understand why this failure persists,

we must first grasp a reality

which has seldom been discussed in print.

The United States is no longer just a nation.

It is now a religion.

Its soldiers have entered Iraq

to liberate its people not only from their dictator,

their oil and their sovereignty,

but also from their darkness.

As George Bush told his troops

on the day he announced victory:

"Wherever you go, you carry a message of hope

- a message that is ancient and ever new.

In the words of the prophet Isaiah,

To the captives, "come out,"

and to those in darkness, "be free".'"

America is a religion : US leaders now see themselves
as priests of a divine mission to rid the world of its demons,
G,
29 July 2003,
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/jul/29/
usa.comment

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ce nom prend 'S' au singulier (a series)

The Guardian ad p. 10

16 December 2004