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With no sarcasm or attempts at satire.
Does anyone else wonder why the lead news story now is the University Top-Up fees, the day after Tony Blair admitted that Iraq has no links with Al Queda "as far as I'm aware".
Instead of the war-rhetoric of the past week or so, it drops off the radar to be replaced with student loans and mounting debt.
Is it just me? And once again, I'm not trying to be sarcastic or facetious, I'm honestly wondering about it.
Does anyone else wonder why the lead news story now is the University Top-Up fees, the day after Tony Blair admitted that Iraq has no links with Al Queda "as far as I'm aware".
Instead of the war-rhetoric of the past week or so, it drops off the radar to be replaced with student loans and mounting debt.
Is it just me? And once again, I'm not trying to be sarcastic or facetious, I'm honestly wondering about it.
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With no sarcasm or attempts at satire.
Does anyone else wonder why the lead news story now is the University Top-Up fees, the day after Tony Blair admitted that Iraq has no links with Al Queda "as far as I'm aware".
Instead of the war-rhetoric of the past week or so, it drops off the radar to be replaced with student loans and mounting debt.
Is it just me? And once again, I'm not trying to be sarcastic or facetious, I'm honestly wondering about it.
Does anyone else wonder why the lead news story now is the University Top-Up fees, the day after Tony Blair admitted that Iraq has no links with Al Queda "as far as I'm aware".
Instead of the war-rhetoric of the past week or so, it drops off the radar to be replaced with student loans and mounting debt.
Is it just me? And once again, I'm not trying to be sarcastic or facetious, I'm honestly wondering about it.
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