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Words of the Week
Published on June 05, 2008
“…As committed as we are to covering American foreign policy, we’re comparably—well, not comparably—we’re also deeply committed to covering American Idol.” —USA Today editor Ken Paulson, who left Nashville a few years ago to head the newspaper with the biggest paid weekday circulation in the country, to AdAge.com
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