Elaine Sciolino

New York Times

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Paris correspondent at the New York Times and author of the forthcoming book, La Seduction: How the French Play the Game of Life

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In the US and Britain, the private lives of public figures have become fair games for reporters, from supermarket tabloids to the New York Times, but in France, it's different.

The French Reaction to Dominique Strauss-Kahn

In the US and Britain, the private lives of public figures have become fair games for reporters, from supermarket tabloids to the New York Times, but in France, it's different.

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