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Little is known of the mysterious void known as Wapping, save that it is a place where journalists may work for a Mr. Murdoch.

Freelance reporter Irwin Spoon ultimately ended up working for Murdoch in Wapping. Dread Tidings #299

Wapping is of course a reference to the area of London where News International moved production in 1986, resulting in the trade union dispute popularly known as the "Battle of Wapping".

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	Little is known of the mysterious '''Wapping''', save that it is a place where journalists may work for a [[Murdoch\|Mr. Murdoch]].		Little is known of the mysterious void known as '''Wapping''', save that it is a place where journalists may work for a [[Murdoch\|Mr. Murdoch]].

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