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Big Stories, Little Play -- The Top 10 Censored Stories Of 1999.

By Carrie Ching, Tate Hausman, Don Hazen and Tamara Straus

The Tucson Weekly does not have online reprint rights for the Project Censored story featured on this week's cover. Please visit the Project Censored website.

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Big Stories, Little Play -- The Top 10 Censored Stories Of 1999.

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