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Mr Castelli's critics sometimes accused him of being a shallow man, interested only in the shock of the new.
ECONOMIST: The
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But Mr Laar, a talkative man in a taciturn nation, sometimes seems better at burnishing his country's image to foreigners than at connecting with his own people, many of whom think of him as glib, even slippery.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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In this, as sometimes in the way he used his newspapers, he seemed to show a rich man's contempt for decency.
ECONOMIST: Walter Annenberg