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Ernie Svenson: Is pretty easy to do, but coming up with a fresh method is tough.  Don Novello's Lazlo Letters employed the technique of contrived letters from a rabidly adoring fan sent to celebrities and political figures.  Now we have Ali G, whose ruse is to obtain interviews with serious people--who believe him to be another cloying member of the mainstream press--and then proceeding to ask them innane questions.  Maureen Dowd apparently liked his interview of James Baker.