Articles
Both words in one sentence
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Strictly Formula: All of Jim Anchower's articles pretty much follow the same formula first he complains about his car, then mentions he lost whatever job he had for the intermittent time between articles.
Source: Website / The Onion - Named, of course, after George Orwell, specifically Nineteen Eighty-Four, where the main character's job at the Ministry of Truth is to rewrite old newspaper articles to hide the government's flip-flopping on political issues.
Source: Orwellian Retcon -
Internal Retcon: Winston's job is to receive reports of new articles that do not match the current party line, and to fix the mistakes or to write a new article as a replacement of the Unperson.
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