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Rupert Murdoch sorry advert – apologises for NOTW and News International

By Stuart BrucePosted onJuly 15, 2011August 30, 2019
Time to Read:-words

Interesting mix between using we and I:

Rupert Murdoch ‘sorry’ ad

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