@CNN: Jill Abramson continues to claim that passages from her new book, “Merchants of Truth,” weren’t plagiarized, but instead were improperly credited https://t.co/otjxY51a97 https://t.co/d5EiuMCL1U

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Jill Abramson continues to claim that passages from her new book, "Merchants of Truth," weren't plagiarized, but instead were improperly credited https://t.co/otjxY51a97 pic.twitter.com/d5EiuMCL1U

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