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To: MisterRepublican
In fact, declining food and water is a common way that terminally ill patients end their lives, because it is less painful than violent suicide and requires no help from doctors," the paper maintains.

Dwindling circulation is a common way that terminally ill newspapers end their lives, it is less painful than violent explosions and requires no help from subscribers, the public maintains.

16 posted on 03/20/2005 5:23:18 AM PST by hflynn
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To: hflynn
Dwindling circulation is a common way that terminally ill newspapers end their lives...

Laughing

It really isn't all that funny though. I used to occasionally buy a copy of the NYT. I will no longer do that.

79 posted on 03/20/2005 6:34:41 AM PST by The Other Harry
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