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to be true about Coleman, that he was a cunning and wily
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competitor rather than an overpowering one, that he
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is still fit and virile, that he has himself in hand,
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nothing that had gotten out of hand, seriously out of hand.
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Coleman very much still has himself in hand.
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He is still the maker of himself, the presenter of himself to the
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world in a deliberate way.
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But then we go on, and there are some things that we
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see that perhaps tell us something different.
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Rather than the body revealing the truth about Coleman-- certain
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kinds of truth, not a racial truth,
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other kinds of truth-- we see marks on his body that don't