The following month, Will published a column in The Washington Post about Springsteen, wherein he praised the performer's work ethic and discussed his "presumed patriotism" with the usage of the phrase "born in the U.S.A." [117] [338] Less than a week after the column's publishing, Ronald Reagan, in the middle of his reelection campaign, praised Springsteen's "patriotism" during a campaign rally in Hammonton, New Jersey
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Then, in 1956, another London publisher, Neville Spearman, brought out a hardcover edition, and two years ago the paperback rights were acquired by Corgi Books, whose quarter of a million copies have by now outsold, in Britain, such well-known titles as The Kon-Tiki Expedition and such authors as John Steinbeck, Nicholas Monsarrat, James Michener, Sir Winston Churchill, and Emile Zola
The AG's office wants the two businesses to contribute about two cents per cigarette or $4 a carton into that account