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is anybody bothered by newspaper headlines? i mean i understand that they have limited space to try to catch attention and lure people in, but can't they make headlines sound a little more fluid or something? maybe it's some newspaper subculture grammar i don't understand.
'GOP rivals clash on immigration, torture'
so...they're arguing about immigration and torture? or is listening to their squabbling torture? i'm more inclined to believe the latter. i mean, would it be so heinous to replace that comma with an ampersand to clear things up? no?
'GOP rivals clash on immigration, torture'
so...they're arguing about immigration and torture? or is listening to their squabbling torture? i'm more inclined to believe the latter. i mean, would it be so heinous to replace that comma with an ampersand to clear things up? no?