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This Friday I found myself in the gardens of the Musee Rodin, ruminating with “The Thinker” on how to distill from Germany’s near-recession some worthwhile copy. It was near closing time, and 30 minutes had brought nothing, so I figured I’d retreat to a local bistro to tap out some filler about the ‘national emergency.’ Besides, it was drizzling. As I was about to about face, a throat cleared behind me.

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|This Friday I found myself in the gardens of the Musee Rodin, ruminating with “The Thinker” on how to distill from Germany’s near-recession some worthwhile copy. It was near closing time, and 30 minutes had brought nothing, so I figured I’d retreat to a local bistro to tap out some filler about the ‘national emergency.’ Besides, it was drizzling. As I was about to about face, a throat cleared behind me.
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