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<p>American journalist Virginia Postrel is the author of the Power of Glamour. Maclean&#8217;s associate editor Aaron Wherry talks to her about how glamour influences politics and how voters should understand glamour as a political force.</p>
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Virginia Postrel on glamour as a political force

Virginia Postrel on glamour as a political force

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