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The Tennessean Fires Advertising Manager after Anti-Muslim Ad

TEHRAN (IQNA) – The Tennessean newspaper and Gannett, its parent company, fired an advertising manager on Monday, a day after the newspaper published a full-page ad from a biblical prophecy group claiming “Islam” would detonate a bomb in Nashville.

News ID: 3471756 Publish Date : 2020/06/23

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