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John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune columnist

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Barack Obama has got his second chance. But what sort of president will he be in his second term? John Vinocur, columnist for the International Herald Tribune, tells Annette Young that Obama’s tone will certainly need to be conciliatory when it comes to dealing with the Republicans.

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