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The Nicola Bulley incident gets talked about, a lot. The question that we are asking ourselves here is 'Should we be talking about it?' and if so 'How should it best be approached?' The Nicola Bulley family are going through a lot and emotions are running high through everyone that is talking about it and this is causing way more problems than it is solving so we have a few things to suggest is all.
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