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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
Review of “Pourtant Je me suis levee tot’ by Elsa Fayner, Panama
French President Nicolas Sarkozy made work ethic the bedrock of his campaign.
“I’m the candidate for those that get up early.”
Author Elsa Fayner took on that challenge and in particular, Sarkozy’s call to get people off welfare and into temporary employment. She writes 172 pages worth of $5/hr temp employment misery and named her book “But I Did Get Up Early.”
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