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By Andrew Leonard
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 14:02 PDT

A note on the blog

I should have posted about this earlier, but I went into seclusion earlier this week to finish a review of John Talbott's "Obamanomics," which will be appearing in Salon next Monday or Tuesday.

Furthermore, I will be taking Thursday and Friday as vacation days, so the drought will continue all the way until next Monday. My apologies.

― Andrew Leonard

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