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There's only one thing worse than dropping an F-bomb on live network news, and that's doing it twice.

What not to say on the news

Mon, 24 Jun, 2013 - 12:32

Conor Hallahan

There's only one thing worse than dropping an F-bomb on live network news, and that's doing it twice.

Reporter Lindsay Nadrich of KHQ local news in Spokane, Washington, found this out the hard way recently.

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