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A friendc of mine in DC sent me this one on May 31, from, of all papers, the Washington Post:
A teenager died dead after an attack in Suitland
I suspect the editor was dithering between
A teenager died after an attack in Suitland
and
A teenager dead after an attack in Suitland.
I did not see the headline, so I cannot assert that it was as reported to me. I doubt the initial article, something that is not used in headlines.
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