Bush admits mistakes (in Abebooks ads)

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Online bookseller Abebooks is marking its 10th anniversary with a nice campaign featuring imaginary books and the tagline, “If you can’t find it here, it doesn’t exist.” There’s this bogus George W. Bush book, which around 70 percent of Americans would like to see published, judging by the latest polls. Other made-up titles in the campaign: Everything You Wanted to Know About North Korea But Were Afraid to Ask, by Kim Jong Il; Chicken or Beef? The World’s Best Loved Airline Recipes; and Making Marriage Work, by Henry VIII.

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