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A new site, The Twitter Times, takes that idea and puts it in an easy-to-digest newspaper-style form.
Atop that article, which was later reprinted in Reader's Digest, the newspaper published a photograph of one of the refugees that Mr. Kelley said he had taken days before the voyage that would claim her life.
For the last week Mr. Hughley, 45, has had to arrive every morning at his office at CNN in Manhattan at the ungodly (for a comedian) hour of 11 a.m. to digest reams of information from newspapers, Web sites, television and talk radio.
The newspaper described the decision as "hard to digest," but said that it was "the only concrete solution" for the airline.
That may well be the case, but being called "sneering, arrogant and aggressive" in a national newspaper on the basis of multiple falsehoods takes some time to digest.
Few of the newspaper readers currently struggling with quantities of information that no mere human being could digest would have any further questions about the area.
We digest.
Do they digest them?
7.43am: News digest.
Let's digest food.
Discuss and digest meal.
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