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A scorned patient has been ordered to pay $450,000 for an appalling and entirely unjustified and unjustifiable negative internet campaign designed to destroy a Sydney plastic surgeons reputation, a judge has found.Catherine Cruse set about posting a series of sustained, far-reaching and viru
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