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LONDON—There is an old, often-told story about a front-page article one of the big dailies here once ran as severe weather hit…
Patrick Lawrence
Patrick Lawrence, a correspondent abroad for many years, chiefly for The International Herald Tribune, is a columnist, essayist, lecturer and author, most recently of Journalists and Their Shadows. Other books include Time No Longer: Americans After the American Century.
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