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Every
Wednesday morning in France, rain or shine, half a million people eagerly wait
for the satirical weekly, Le Canard
Enchainé. Some wait for it nervously. The old-fashioned broadsheet, a
venerable media institution that has no real equivalent in other European
countries, posts its motto defiantly on its front page: "Freedom of the press
wears out only when you do not use it."
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