How often do you read a news paper? Not reading on your PC but rather a printed classical copy of a news paper.
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Every day :-)
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Like Rince,everyday.But then i was born before the advent of computers!
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A national paper everyday and a local paper Monday-Friday.
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Every single day.
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well, selected favorite articles: almost everyday... the whole newpaper online : frequently... the classical printed copy: almost rarely...
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NEVER! I'm part of the "technology/information age" generation for starters, and I get frustrated with News Paper... I don't like getting that black ink all over my hands, then it smudges on my face, blah! And I also have a hard time folding it back neatly, so I just get irritated. The internet has spoiled me.
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Never except to get movie times...I get the news on line at certain sites who have no other agenda other than too give the REAL news and not the watered down stuff you usually see on tv or get in the paper...
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when there is something in it about football
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Often enough (every day, that is) to know that newspaper is one word -- not two.
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Everyday Monday through Saturday The Sun Sunday The News Of The World UK National papers:)
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i read my local ones when i have a pile of 5 too busy on answerbag.
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To be honest, usually only at the weekend. We get the Observer and the Scotsman, and they're rather interesting. We get the Courier, and the Daily record and that every day, but I don't tend to read them.
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I can't remember the last time I read a newspaper.
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I would say at least six days a week. I generally span through the Philadelphia Inquirer, The Philly Daily News, USA Today, and the New York Times.
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Almost every day I read some part of the newpaper. +5
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All but one day a year, the local newspaper is not published on Christmas Day.
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Everyday.
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