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Celebrities and those only briefly in the news are asserting new rights to privacy. Marcel Berlins asks if this finally spells the end of dubious stories that ruin lives and careers, orwhetherthe courts might be used to endangerthe freedom of the press and limit the public's right to know. Repeated from Friday

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