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The World's Stupidest Headlines

by Lois Kent

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Time, or the lack of it, is a crucial factor in the world of newspaper deadlines, but sometimes it pays to take a step back and read those headlines one last time before giving the order to start the presses rolling. The World's Stupidest Headlines is a hilarious collection of more than 300 of the most ludicrous examples ever to appear in print and takes a riotously funny view of stupid headlines that slipped through the net. Actual Headlines: o?= Man Denies Committing Suicide o?= Three Battered in Fish Shop - Man Jailed for Assaulto?= o?= Man is Fatally Murdered

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Format: Paperback
Published: 2005
Pages: 128
Publisher: Michael O'Mara Books
ISBN: 9781843171058

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