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John McMeel, newspaper syndicator who brought ‘Doonesbury’ to millions of readers, dies at 85
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Kurt Westergaard, Danish cartoonist whose Muhammad caricature stirred debate and violence, dies at 86
His image of a bearded man wearing a turban with a fuse-lit bomb that a newspaper labeled as the Muslim prophet provoked a free-speech debate and sparked extremist attacks, including a massacre at a French magazine that republished the image.
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