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Kind of a tangent to this, but I'm always really amused by generated clean-looking urls that cut out short words. It's very common to have the word "not" or "no
by stormbrew 14y ago
Kind of a tangent to this, but I'm always really amused by generated clean-looking urls that cut out short words. It's very common to have the word "not" or "no" drop out and produce a headline with completely inverted meaning.
localnewspaper.example.com/1934342342/mayor-dropping-race-after-scandal
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Mayor Not Dropping Out Of Race After Scandal