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Sept. 25, 2013

Bill Clinton Did the World’s Worst Impression of Anyone

By Dan Amira

Yesterday, Bono did a pretty okay impression of Bill Clinton. Today, Bill Clinton did a terrible impression of Bono. Presumably other things have happened this week at the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual meeting as well, but who knows?

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