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Old 03-10-2014, 10:54 AM   #19167
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I thought that might be the reason. But then how can authors write about something happening in, for example, the White House? Or, in the case of this book, Arlington Cemetary?
For that, you'd have to consult a lawyer. If I was to guess, it would be to do with what was depicted, and how likely it was to be obviously fictional.
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