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by Thomas Friedman
About 67 pages (20,209 words)
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How did Thomas Friedman become interested in the Middle East?

According to Friedman, how do the Lebanese cope with the situation in Beirut? How does Friedman cope?

What is a fixer? Why was it necessary for news correspondents to use fixers?

What is the significance of Hama and the massacre? What important lessons does Friedman learn from it?

What was the PLO's policy of la'am? What did.....

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