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| He has been willing to ruffle feathers on this score, and not only those of multinationals, governments, and international organizations, but even of his natural allies. The "classic Borglum" behavior was to "demand control, ruffle feathers, allege conspiracy, exaggerate evil--and lastly, foul the nest. Yep, that's the hot-button topic ineptly debated in tonight's episode, and darned if Nolan doesn't ruffle feathers her first day on the job. |
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