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In one example, Stone examines U.S. Air Force communiques issued after a bombing campaign in September 1950, which complained of a paucity of targets because not much remained to destroy.
The Mauritian government had to rush communiques to the Qatari government, Al Jazeera and Le Monde to deny that this was the Mauritian government.