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Post-Intelligencer managing editor David McCumber explains why his paper said no to a request to publish photos of men "exhibiting unusual behavior" on a ferry: "Running a photograph of two men who may as easily be tourists from Texas as terrorists from the Mideast with a story that makes them out to be persons of interest in a terrorism investigation seems problematic, to say the least. ...Ferry security is hugely important. So are civil liberties and privacy." || The Seattle Times runs a photo of the men with its story.
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