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Readers React to Glenn Thrush’s Punishment; We Respond
A Times editor sheds more light on how the newsroom investigation reached its conclusion about the reporter Glenn Thrush.
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A Times editor sheds more light on how the newsroom investigation reached its conclusion about the reporter Glenn Thrush.
By LARA TAKENAGA
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