'New Republic' Angers British With Photoshopped Cover of Kate Middleton
July 10 2012, Published 6:32 a.m. ET
Yikes! Does Kate Middleton need to visit a dentist?
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The New Republic likely elicited many double-takes at the newsstand with their August cover featuring the Duchess of Cambridge sporting a set of yellowed, rotten teeth.
The Photoshopped image is a nod to the age-old joke about Great Britain's poor dental hygiene that's led to many wisecracks about "British smiles."
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While the accompanying article, "Something's Rotten: The Last Days of Great Britain" has nothing to with Kate or teeth —it's about the country's state while hosting the Summer Olympics this month — many Brits are outraged at the image, calling it "really mean" and "not fair."
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What are your thoughts? Acceptable? Or did the magazine crudely cross the line?