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I Have A Name For My Pain . . .
Posted by Pejman Yousefzadeh on Tue Aug 23, 2005 at 07:33:37 PM EST
And it is Tom Friedman. Matt Welch explains why.
I do have to wonder whether someone at the New York Times has approached Friedman and asked him not to try to annihilate readers via metaphor. Shouldn't a writer need some kind of license to kill before doing that kind of thing?
I do have to wonder whether someone at the New York Times has approached Friedman and asked him not to try to annihilate readers via metaphor. Shouldn't a writer need some kind of license to kill before doing that kind of thing?
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