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t's no longer, as it once was, "bastard poor, the rich are always right," but rather, "rich bastards, i

that I have no scruples about EFTA_R1_02029902 EFTA02690112 9 making public since publication was its purpose (it appeared in his commentary in The New York Times Magazine), he said he was "struck" and "puzzled" by the fact that "57 percent of the French public" and, in particular, "70 percent of the Socialists" seeme

t's no longer, as it once was, "bastard poor, the rich are always right," but rather, "rich bastards, i

that I have no scruples about EFTA_R1_02030152 EFTA02690278 9 making public since publication was its purpose (it appeared in his commentary in The New York Times Magazine), he said he was "struck" and "puzzled" by the fact that "57 percent of the French public" and, in particular, "70 percent of the Socialists" seeme