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Old 07-08-2016, 07:29 PM   #69
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
The NYT list is strictly a promotional tool to get people to buy the highlighted books.

They've said so themselves repeatedly . . .
Please provide a quote.

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, most recently when they re-rigged the children's book list to exclude titles that reach high levels of sales over time.
Rigged? I've sure heard that word recently.

If you can't find quotes, and are just going by behavior, let's look at the behavior in a direct way. Why is the number one New York Times non-fiction bestseller (combined print and eBook) a personal attack on the presidential candidate they endorsed in the primary season and obviously are going to endorse in November? If the "list is strictly a promotional tool," then they are promoting you know which mid-Manhattan-resident presidential candidate. This is implausible.

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