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In Almost golden by Gwenda BlairEH-B710-E59ReportedReported 10/28/20264 views

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Page: 231
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Says "...by the late 1970s, over seven hundred radio and television reporters wre assigned there.", "wre" should be "were". Edition: Simon and Schuster, 1988.

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