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Would Anyone Actually Notice If The Dm Went Out Of Business?
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This particular question was asked in an earlier thread.
Well we all know that some would just love it to disappear, they then would perhaps not have to see savage attacks such as this being reported on, well at least by those carried out by a certain section of the community that is.
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To be fair though this was also reported on by both the Standard and the Telegraph,
Well we all know that some would just love it to disappear, they then would perhaps not have to see savage attacks such as this being reported on, well at least by those carried out by a certain section of the community that is.
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To be fair though this was also reported on by both the Standard and the Telegraph,
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The quite obvious answer to the OP is yes,given that it was first printed in 1896 and is still the second bestselling daily after The Sun.
Perhaps,one of the most memorable headlines I can ever recall was in 1997,I think it was,following the Stephen Lawrence murder in 1993.
Of course,this was a big campaign for the Mail and the headline boldly claimed 'IF WE ARE WRONG,SUE US!' and printed images of the five suspects.
There's no point scoring political points over the question.The answer is a very simple yes.
Perhaps,one of the most memorable headlines I can ever recall was in 1997,I think it was,following the Stephen Lawrence murder in 1993.
Of course,this was a big campaign for the Mail and the headline boldly claimed 'IF WE ARE WRONG,SUE US!' and printed images of the five suspects.
There's no point scoring political points over the question.The answer is a very simple yes.
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