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David Zweig Los Angeles, Sept. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: David Brooks writes that John McCain and Sarah Palin have orchestrated a triumph for "the forces of reform Republicanism," but adds that Mr. McCain did not delineate a policy shift.

Much of Kanye West's genius, for instance, lies in his ability to withstand his own occasional demise and to orchestrate a subsequent triumph.

In America, as Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote in the Atlantic,"White flight was a triumph of social engineering, orchestrated by the shared racist presumptions of America's public and private sectors".

In a postseason run that has so often been defined by James's biorhythms, this was a triumph of team over individual, even if that individual was orchestrating to great effect.

A triumph for gun nuts?

Actually, it was a triumph.

This procurement was seen as a triumph by principals.

This set is a triumph.

The result is a triumph.

But Puppy is a triumph.

It has been a triumph.