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    Reports Didn’t Misrepresent One Man’s Death as Two

    by Angelo Fichera Apr 15, 2020 3 minutes
    Quick Take

    A bogus meme on Facebook suggests that the news media has tried to pass off one man’s death, attributed to complications from COVID-19, as two separate cases. But the headlines cited simply focused on different parts of his biography.

    Full Story 

    Thousands of Facebook users are spreading a false suggestion that two different headlines show that a man’s apparent COVID-19-related death has been reported by the news media as two different cases.

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