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| | Behind the Headlines |
 | | In this overseas battle of the American political consultants, Spirou found himself up against Paul Begala, James Carville, and Mary Matalin, who had hired themselves out to Mitsoakis, But quantity is not quality in the world of political consulting, and Spirou carried the day, moving on to effectively destroy the Bradley campaign in New Hampshire. |
 | | Spirou gets around: he was a participant in the Dayton talks as a Bosnian representative, along with another US citizen, Muhammed Sacirbey, who, with the blessing of the State Department, also served as foreign minister of Bosnia. |
 | | Spirou's role at Dayton was a curious one. |
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