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« Friendly Fire? | Main | National Review on Rudy » February 09, 2007The EconomistOne of my favorite publications, The Economist, is trying something neat, especially for a publication of its stature: they're putting all the Letters to the Editor they get on a blog as they come in. As Jane Galt says, "I mean, on what other blog is the top debate over the map of Macedonia?" Posted by Joshua Claybourn at February 9, 2007 03:12 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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