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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
August 13, 2010 - 6:28 am
 

LOS ANGELES -- Talk radio host Dr. Laura Schlessinger has issued an apology for saying the N-word several times in an on-air conversation with a caller that she said was "hypersensitive" to racism. Schlessinger said on her website that she was wrong in using the word for what she called an attempt to make a philosophical point.

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