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| | Andrew Anthony meets Nick Griffin | Magazine | The Observer |
 | | Griffin, a veteran of the far right, is confident that he has learned both lessons and, by taming his rhetoric, aims to become the acceptable face of nationalism. |
 | | Griffin is adamant that the changes he has made to the party are genuine but adds the intriguing rider that it could only be someone with his political background who, if necessary, could convince the party to adopt the 'ruse' of reform. |
 | | Griffin claims to be gaining support from members of groups, such as trade unions, that were pre viously the preserve of the left, while still pulling in disaffected conservatives - as well as, presumably, straight-forward fascists. |
| observer.guardian.co.uk /magazine/story/0,11913,783675,00.html (4520 words) |
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