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Almost nobody quits or considers quitting without worrying at least a little.

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Global media magnate Rupert Murdoch says doomsayers who are predicting that Internet will kill off newspapers are ``misguided cynics''.

That cattle herd sitting in the middle of the road, contently chewing away as you honk, is not just traffic nuisance.