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If Only Lying Politicians' Noses Grew Longer
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[Hartford Courant] - Surely the American people would say: "Ah-hah! You lied!" And with this "ah-hah!" would come the stern remonstrative look and the waving finger that those of a certain age remember parents and teachers using in the days when Pinocchio was a popular TV
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