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    'A significant win for the Russians': Ukraine ends fighting at Mariupol steel plant

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Morning Joe

Did the media incorrectly handle the Trayvon Martin case?

New York Times columnist Bill Keller and a Morning Joe panel discuss whether the media was too quick to lay judgment in the Trayvon Martin case on whether it was a race or hate crime. MSNBC contributor Mike Barnicle urges people to watch the press conferences regarding the case because it’s obvious much can be learned from them.April 12, 2012

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