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Not A Slip Of The Tongue

By The Daily Dish
Jul 22 2008, 7:08 AM ET

By Patrick Appel
Zvika Krieger gets some info from a Der Spiegel writer:

The reason the magazine scores so many high level interviews is that the editors agree to allow the subjects to "authorize" the interviews before they go to press. It wasn't just a slip of the tongue, in other words: Maliki not only endorsed Obama's plans for withdrawing from Iraq, but his office then explicitly approved the endorsement before it was printed. The denials, then, were doubly facetious. Spiegel couldn't say so, though, without revealing its embarrassing authorization policy.



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