For Washington Insider, Job Was an Uneasy Fit

As he prepared to assume the World Bank presidency in the spring of 2005, Paul D. Wolfowitz reached out to the bank's skeptical senior managers. In informal meetings, he took copious notes and asked respectful questions. He knew they had doubts about him, Wolfowitz said, not least because of his ...
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Karen DeYoung

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Karen DeYoung