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It doesn't involve British breakfast food or violations of the Geneva Convention in WWII, but I saw a supermarket tabloid this weekend that was trumpeting two pieces of "news" just like this (imagine the text centered on the cover of the mag):
JOY!
Drew Barrymore
To Wed!
Courtney Cox's
Baby Girl!
Remove that second ! and it becomes a MUCH bigger story.
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