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The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
China, India, and Japan are increasingly focusing on each other as economic rivals. Find out how that rivalry is shaping America's economy! Also: Nam Le on his debut story collection, The Boat. Former NFL defensive end Tim Green. Plus, a Jordanian diplomat talks about the promises and problems of taking a moderate road to reform in the Middle East.

Tomorrow, Thurs. June 19, we'll talk about how a single book can transform a country's political climate. And we'd like to hear from you: has a single book changed your own political views?

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