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<title>Beware the powerful fantasy world of Sarah Palin, Warrior Princess</title>
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What can one say about one of the most compelling and bizarre works of 
&#8220;non&#45;fiction&#8221; on the market, Going Rogue by Sarah Palin?	
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If there were one White House meeting I would have killed to be present at, it 
would have been last Monday when Barack Obama conferred with Binyamin 
Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, for 70 minutes in the Oval Office. 
Alas, no one in Washington seems to have the scoop. But one can, of course, 
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There has been a strange feel to American politics in the wake of Barack Obama&#8217;s landslide last November. The magnitude of his victory, the new demographics it represented, and the moment it seized, all suggested a historic shift in the politics of America. But equally the scale of his ambitions and the immense difficulty of his inheritance &#8212; two quagmire wars, a trillion&#45;dollar deficit, a steep and accelerating global recession &#8212; made many wonder if the irresistible force was bound to meet several immovable objects before too long. We all love an Icarus storyline; and we&#8217;d been waiting for some sort of soft or hard landing for a while.	
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