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• DISPATCH

  Liberia’s Peace Prize Election Gets Violent

  By F. C. Young

• INTERVIEW

  Sarkozy Gets the Silver Screen Treatment

  By Joshua Keating

• ARGUMENT

  It's Time to Take Europe's Facebook Fascists Seriously

  By Jamie Bartlett

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  Is There a Mystery-Man Diplomat Between D.C. and Pakistan?

• The Rise and Fall and Rise and Fall of Italy's Teflon Don

  AN FP REPORT

  The Bordello State

  BY JAMES WALSTON

  Bye Bye Bunga Bunga

  BY JOSHUA E. KEATING

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