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andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com - 8/18/2009

My Interview With Robert Novak

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  by Conor Clarke Columnist Robert Novak is dead , from a malignant brain tumor, which by most accounts was a pretty terrible way to go. Just about everyone in Washington has a Novak story -- being a Washington institution will do that to you -- and I'm no exception. Almost ...

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humanevents.com - 8/18/2009

Robert Novak (1931-2009)

— humanevents.com — The Evans-Novak column ran under the title the Sonnenfeldt Doctrine. When I finished reading that early spring... day in 1976, I remember thinking, this is quintessential Bob Novak. State Department Counselor Helmut Sonnenfeldt had told a London ... (more) Robert Novak (1931-2009)

Robert Novak

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suntimes.com - 8/18/2009

Times columnist Robert Novak dead at 78 :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Lynn Sweet

— suntimes.com — Sun-Times columnist Robert Novak dead at 78 WASHINGTON — Chicago Sun-Times columnist Robert Novak, one of the... nation's most influential journalists, who relished his “Prince of Darkness” public persona, died at home here early Tuesday morning after a ... (more) Times columnist Robert Novak dead at 78 :: CHICAGO ...

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washingtonindependent.com - 8/18/2009

Robert Novak, 1931-2009

— washingtonindependent.com — Kenneth Tomlinson at Human Events, which ran the Evans-Novak Report until it was ended last year, confirms... that the conservative reporter Robert Novak has died after a year-long battle with cancer. Tim Carney, Novak’s last collaborator on the ... (more) Robert Novak, 1931-2009

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Robert Novak, CIA Identity Leaker Dies
Taylor Marsh — ... Pres. Gerald Ford’s passing. But if you prefer puff pieces, by all means read “Giant of Journalism.” Though my own perception is colored through the fact that I’ve interview Ms. Plame (as well as her husband Joe Wilson), and know, on at least a small level, what Mr. Novak’s wrecklessness wrought. So, around here Mr. Novak will be known as the man who outed Valerie Plame for spite, in his 2003 newspaper column. From Conor Clarke over at Andrew Sullivan’s place: Novak was, to be perfectly ...