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Review: 'In the Loop' will make you die laughing

Source: The Mercury News

London : United Kingdom | 4 months ago

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Grave matters involving global power cannot finally be separated from the pettiness of democratic governance, which is impelled by careerism, vanity, moral compromise and, in London more than in prim Washington, by ear-singeing profanity.

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Review: 'In the Loop' will make you die laughing

News Source: The Mercury News | 4 months ago

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News Source: Seattle Times | 4 months ago

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