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With less than 3 weeks to go before the General Election, The University of Manchester Library’s John Rylands Library is highlighting a handful of 19th century satirical prints ... The collection of ...

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The hefty, 500-page coffee table book includes a collection of more than 1,200 Olympic themed political cartoons accompanied ... of visual humor, cutting satire and untold stories.

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Because this claim originated as satire. The story first appeared on Esspots, a website that posts parody news stories, on April 1. The article from the Sept. 12 Facebook post copied Esspots' version.

Satirical news website Esspots published, opens new tab the earliest iteration of the headline on Sep. 12. At the bottom of the article, it says: “NOTE: This is SATIRE, Not Real.” ...