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The joke is gone
By Giles Coren, Mia Aimaro Ogden, and Joanna Duckworth
From two letters published in July in the Guardian. The first, from Giles Coren—restaurant critic for the London Times Magazine on Saturdays since 2001—to his subeditors at the Times, was leaked to the Guardian. The second is a letter to Coren from Times subeditors Mia Aimaro Ogden and Joanna Duckworth.
Chaps,
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