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As he enters his final term, with the elegiac music playing out there in the distance, Barack Obama will use the history that he has come to embody and, perhaps, even to fulfill, as part of a larger project that never will be completed but only finished, over and over again.

Charlie Pierce

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In seiner letzten Amtszeit, in der die elegische Musik aus der Ferne spielt, wird Barack Obama die Geschichte, die er verkörpert und vielleicht sogar erfüllt, als Teil eines größeren Projekts verwenden, das jedoch niemals abgeschlossen wird nur immer wieder fertig.

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