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Troubled Times
thestar.com May 11, 2008
Not so long ago, an estimated 55,000 Canadian trees gave their lives for each Sunday edition of the New York Times . That was before North American newspapers went into "secular decline," the term Wall Street uses for industry sectors whose deteriorating fortunes are deemed irreversible.
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- Alberto Gonzales,
- Rupert Murdoch,
- George W. Bush,
- Arthur Sulzberger
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