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The merit of this issue notwithstanding, when are you all going to write a 50 word edit on the horrible situation in Bengal? Why did this take precedence in your editorial? Surely the editors cant be thinking this takes priority over what is happening in Bengal?
The merit of this issue notwithstanding, when are you all going to write a 50 word edit on the horrible situation in Bengal? Why did this take precedence in your editorial? Surely the editors cant be thinking this takes priority over what is happening in Bengal?
The merit of this issue notwithstanding, when are you all going to write a 50 word edit on the horrible situation in Bengal? Why did this take precedence in your editorial? Surely the editors cant be thinking this takes priority over what is happening in Bengal?