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It Depends on What Your Definition of ‘Declined to Comment’ Is

At least at the Los Angeles Times, where issuing a statement about not commenting on a story is considered declining to comment. (Wait, isn’t that how it should be?) [DHD]

Aug 20, 2007 · Link · Respond

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