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HR Prompts Correction to The Observer’s Tel Aviv Error
The Observer fails to conform to its own style guide when it refers to Tel Aviv, falsely implying it to be Israel’s capital city.
Simon Plosker
March 27, 2018
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The Observer fails to conform to its own style guide when it refers to Tel Aviv, falsely implying it to be Israel’s capital city.
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