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  Beelzebub at 06:26 PM JST - 1st June

  Ah, the capricious turns of fortune!

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  Luddite at 07:38 PM JST - 1st June

  A mental health unit is one of the few places in the UK where it's impossible to be bothered by the media. A wise move.

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  Yelnats at 07:44 PM JST - 1st June

  Yes Luddite, and there are no big brother cameras or media inside either. the woman will sell but she has to try to get coaching to get over the media paparazzi idiots.

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  mesostructure at 08:07 PM JST - 1st June

  First of all, the show put her to under spotlight to gain rating (more viewers mean higher ads revenue). Now, to make the show has more even higher rating they put her to second place. Poor Susan, she is used by the media for money.

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  adaydream at 10:51 PM JST - 1st June

  Susan Boyle must have gone through a rollercoaster few weeks. From a shy, unknown, 48 year old woman to a world figure, the attention must have been earth shattering. < :-)

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  Bento at 12:53 AM JST - 2nd June

  She wasn't that shy..she managed to enter the competition all by herself. Stay out of the media spotlight unless you have a hide like a rhino..and the memory of a goldfish.

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  sharky1 at 05:18 AM JST - 2nd June

  I think that the freedom of the press idea has given many in the media license for irresponsible behavior. Then when the subject has no recourse but to fight back, they end up in a law suit and much negative publicity. Guess that is why I can never be famous...I would surely put my foot up the business end of some of these reporters.

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  josephtame at 07:18 PM JST - 31st August

  Good article on Susan Boyle - but didn't you know she has ALREADY performed in Japan - on a train - and thousands of people have watched the performance!

  English version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAzkqzcl8Ns Japanese version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB41sDh0l-Y

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