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"  Not only is Michael Clinton the President, Chief Marketing Officer and Publishing Director for Hearst Magazines, he is a globetrotter and an accomplished photographer. It is the latter passion that has led him to travel the world for his Global trilogy. Clinton&amp;#039;s third and final installment, Global Remains, is much like its predecessors \u2014 Global Snaps (2005) and Global Faces (2007) \u2014 in that each book is a fascinating survey of people, places and things which may go unnoticed until someone with a trained eye senses their alluring quality. This time, it isn&amp;#039;t the hot spots or the locals who have charmed Clinton, but rather the ancient structures, objects from the 20th century, and lots and houses that have been forgotten through the years and now fill up the spaces of each continent. This inspired idea was born on a trip to New Mexico in celebration of his mother&amp;#039;s 75th birthday. And it has taken Clinton all over the world \u2014 from the abandoned temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia to graffiti-ed buildings in London and Olso, Norway to deserted airplanes in Buenos Aires. Reading it is like taking an imaginative world tour, all contained within one volume. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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