The people over at /Film have come across a hilarious gag that we've all seen without realizing it. There's a specific newspaper that's been used and re-used in film and television, and even commercials, as the go-to prop for any scene involving the paper.
I don’t know the story behind this prop newspaper, but I assume it was created as a royalty free prop for television shows. Somewhere along the line, the prop became a reoccurring gag between propmasters.
Image and story via /Film
So "Al Bundy" has read that paper/edition in two different decades?
And who's the lady in the newpaper picture?
http://starringthecomputer.com/computer.php?c=73
Now that is a LONG lifespan for a prop.
"among" refers to a group ... "between" refers to two.