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The parade of high-profile men doing wrong is getting exhausting

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The parade of high-profile men doing wrong is getting exhausting

From Russell Brand to Craig Silvey, we are continually subjected to a slew of high-profile men being held responsible for their actions — and somehow still portraying themselves…

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