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Sunday, October 22, 2006

Context, Translation

The Gazette's Carl Strock wrote more than once in his column about the language barrier that existed within the government case against the Imam and the Pizza Maker.
Michelle Malkin delves deeper into what happens when things get re-arranged in translation... hey, they shoulda used Google!

Check out the Blog On! Series on this very blog...

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