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Telling moments for #MeToo in Rush verdict

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"If it is an accident, we win."

On day 4 of Geoffrey Rush’s defamation case against The Daily Telegraph, Justice Michael Wigney had just asked the actor whether he “intentionally groped” his King Lear co-star Eryn Jean Norvill.

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