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The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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David W. Dunlap points out that Metro’s series “Unvarnished” is not the first investigation that The Times has translated into languages other than English.

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The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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1871 | To Skewer Boss Tweed, The Times Spoke German

The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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1871 | To Skewer Boss Tweed, The Times Spoke German

The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

The Times’s first triumph as an investigative newspaper came in 1871, under George Jones, when it meticulously unmasked the extravagant fraud by which Boss William M. Tweed and his associates were enriching themselves under the guise of constructing what is now called the Tweed Courthouse

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