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ESPNers are stunned by the Skipper substance abuse revelation. Here are some of the reactions https://t.co/Kyht8wT6GY
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— Mediagazer (@mediagazer) December 18, 2017So it seems that Russian troll bots targeted Reuters journalist @AminaIsmail, soon after she wrote a sensitive story about Egyptian politics, that led @Twitter to suspend her account. https://t.co/P6I0rmdEKy
— Declan Walsh (@declanwalsh) December 17, 2017What a sentence: "The personal insecurities of the president — and his refusal to accept what even many in his administration regard as objective reality — have impaired the government’s response to a national security threat."https://t.co/QG4FQOipPq
— Christopher Ingraham (@_cingraham) December 14, 2017Refinery 29 is laying off 34 staffers, acknowledging there is a "correction" happening now in digital mediahttps://t.co/K1FkilwYQx
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