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Eurovision Winner Leaves Something To Be Desired

She's cute. She's perky. She puts on a great performance. But I just can't get used to German Eurovision winner Lena Meyer-Landrut's voice. Her winning song, sung in English, has a scratchy, throaty tone that makes me wonder if she's even fluent, and I was amazed that the woman could get enough votes to even take her to the final round.
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I put far less faith in my artistic taste than I do in my political taste, so I'm open to some criticism on this one...

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