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Freep
nickname
the Los Angeles Free Press; the Detroit Free Press US- — Eugene Landy, The Underground Dictionary, p. 83, 1971
- Back at the Trop, Meisner and the boys remained one step above panhandling by selling copies of “the Freep,” the Los Angeles Free Press, an alternative weekly newspaper, on the streets of Sunset Boulevard. — Marc Eliot, To the Limit, p. 31, 1998
- Clem Grogan was standing with his arms around the ten- or eleven-year-old daughter of a Freep staffer (unbeknownst to her mother), chanting “There is no good, there is no evil.” — Ed Sanders, The Family, p. 324, 2002
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