Talk:Maurice Jarre

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Siobhain Butterworth (2009-05-04). "Open door". The Guardian.
GENEVIEVE CARBERY (2009-05-06). "Student's Wikipedia hoax quote used worldwide in newspaper obituaries". The Irish Times.
Reuters (2009-05-07). "Student's Wikipedia Hoax Fools Newspapers". Fox News. {{cite news}}: |author= has generic name (help)
J. Mark Lytle (2009-05-10). "Wikipedia hoax shames major publishers". techradar.com.
Jason Lee Miller (2009-05-08). "Irish College Student Dupes Media With Wikipedia Hoax". WebProNews.com.
Shawn Pogatchnik (2009-05-11). "Irish student hoaxes world's media with fake quote". Associated Press.

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