| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Others such as EasyJet and Marks & Spencer have issued statements criticizing the newspaper's conduct.British readers are used to seeing their tabloid papers harass royals, sports stars and celebrities, constantly eavesdropping and paying even the most tangential sources for information about stars' sex lives and drug problems.The latest hacking case, however, has been met with revulsion from ever
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