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They see him as far too cozy with his sources, reports Gabriel Sherman. "While [Andrew Ross Sorkin] has written critically about the financial mandarins he covers, a fawning quality can ooze into his prose that some other Timespeople find unbecoming," he writes. "Several compared Sorkin's relationship with the Wall Street elite to disgraced former Times reporter Judith Miller's alliance with Bush-administration officials peddling bogus intelligence in support of the Iraq War."
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