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Fox News: Why Not Build the Mosque ‘in Woody Allen’s Building?’

By Josh Duboff

Jon Stewart surveys some of the more creative ideas tossed around by news-anchor critics for where the “Ground Zero Mosque” could be relocated.

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Fox News: Why Not Build the Mosque ‘in Woody Allen’s Building?’

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