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It wasn’t an intrinsic operational issue, but the changing landscape. “The internet was just eroding all the advantages that local newspapers had. All of them.” Instead, Bezos relied on intuition to guide him. Bezos began to think about the meaning behind the institution. Would the demise of this institution matter? “If this were a financially upside-down, salty snack food company, the answer would be no. But as soon as I started thinking about it that way, I started to realize this is an important institution…. “It is the newspaper in the capital city of the most important country in the world. The Washington Post has an incredibly important role to play in this democracy. There’s no doubt in my mind about that.” But Bezos didn’t want to purchase it simply to slow the institution’s death if it was fated to fail. He wasn’t planning on providing operational hospice care for the Washington Post.
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September 21, 2018 / 1:29 AM / Updated 2 hours ago After years of silence, Brazil's footballers get political again SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil’s divisive campaign for next month’s presidential election has spilled over onto sacred ground - the country’s soccer pitches - an arena where political statements have been rare in recent years. FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Premier League - Manchester United v Tottenham http://jovanieastley.wordpress.com Hotspur - Old Trafford, Manchester, Britain - August 27, 2018 Tottenham's Lucas Moura celebrates after the match REUTERS/Andrew Yates Opinion polls show the presidential election is shaping up to be a two-horse race between the far-right Jair Bolsonaro and the leftist Workers Party candidate Fernando Haddad. https://nyosvorlatfo1988.wordpress.com Bolsonaro, who is currently in hospital after being stabbed while on the campaign trail, leads the polls with around 28 per cent, nine points clear of Haddad, with the other candidates trailing. If none win a majority on Oct. 7 a run-off will be held three weeks later. FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Brasileiro Championship - Palmeiras v Corinthians, Allianz Parque stadium, Sao Paulo, Brazil - September 9, 2018. Palmeiras Felipe Melo in action during the match. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker Bolsonaro has won support in recent weeks from a handful of top footballers, most controversially Palmeiras’ club midfielder Felipe Melo. Melo last week on national TV dedicated a match-winning goal “to our future president Bolsonaro.” Melo, who goes by the nickname Pitbull and is famous for his tempestuous behavior both on and off the field, was backed up by Tottenham Hotspur’s Brazil winger Lucas Moura, as well as players from the Corinthians and Internacional teams.
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