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The statement gave few further details, but a person familiar with the matter confirmed that the review would examine News International publications, including the 226-year-old Times, its sister-publication the Sunday Times, and The Sun, Britain's biggest-selling daily.
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The statement gave few further details, but a person familiar with the matter confirmed that the review would examine News International publications, including the 226-year-old Times, its sister-publication the Sunday Times, and The Sun, Britain's biggest-selling daily.
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There are numerous parallels between the end of the Roman Empire and the path the 226-year-old American republic is now on.
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The statement gave few further details, but a person familiar with the matter confirmed that the review would examine News International publications, including the 226-year-old Times, its sister-publication the Sunday Times, and The Sun, Britain's biggest-selling daily.
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LONDON - The banner headline in Saturday's editions of the Times of London read "Day of Atonement," and it was all the more striking for the fact that it ran in the 226-year-old newspaper, the flagship of the print empire in
NYT > Home Page By JOHN F. BURNS 2011
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The 226-year-old Times has acknowledged that a former reporter tried to intercept emails in 2009 to unmask an anonymous policeman who blogged as NightJack.
www.startribune.com 2012
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Now, it's on to restoring the east tower of the 226-year-old Roman Catholic church, which is still an active parish for southern Arizona's Tohono O'odham Indians.
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