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Two years after it fired two producers and disavowed a broadcast accusing the U.S. military of using nerve gas during Operation Tailwind, CNN finds itself fighting off the litigants. While defending a $106 million wrongful termination suit filed by one fired producer, CNN is relying on the other as a major part of its defense in litigation brought by those who say they were defamed by the broadcast.
July 27, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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