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Frank Bardacke's "Farewell to the Utterly Unique John Ross"
Responding to the death of John Ross yesterday morning, Frank Bardacke, for
Counterpunch
, writes, "John's gone. John Ross. I doubt that we will ever see anyone remotely like him again."
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Clara Heyworth
/ 18 January 2011 /
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