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Today, I was reading February's issue of "George" magazine and I found an article "Top 10 Most Conniving Politicians". One of the lines read, "Perhaps ruthless times have called for ruthless people, or could it be that Italian philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli is guiding our ship of state?" It is a pretty interesting article, showing certain parts of Machiavelli's advices to the relation of the politicians of American modern times. If anyone can't get a copy of this article, you can contact me by e-mail cczech.

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