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The New Yorker (July 4, 2005)
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LENGTH1 hr and 57 mins
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RELEASE DATE06-29-05
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COMMENT
"Political Porn" by David Remnick: What's scandalous about the new book on Sen. Hillary Clinton.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
"The Enron Example" by Alec Wilkinson: A law firm's summer associates debate the ethics of corporate malfeasance.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
"Real Insiders" by Jeffrey Goldberg: Did a pro-Israel lobbyist engage in espionage? Or was he just doing his job?
SHOUTS & MURMURS
"Camp Correspondence" by Bruce McCall: A hostile takeover by the lake.
FICTION
"Ashes" by Cristina Henriquez: A woman in Panama reexamines her life after her mother's sudden death.
ON TELEVISION
"When in Rome" by Nancy Franklin: A review of the ABC mini-series Empire, and some thoughts about the "Runaway Bride."
THE THEATRE
"On Your Toes" by John Lahr: The movie Billy Elliott becomes a London musical.
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