Indian-American journalist Zakaria&rsquo;s 2008 book, The Post-American World, contains a quote from former Intel Corp chief executive Andy Grove about the nation&rsquo;s economic power. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/aug/fareed-zakaria.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 577px; " /> Who said that? Fareed Zakaria has been accused of not attributing a quote in his book. File Pic &ldquo;America is in danger of following Europe down the tubes, and the worst part is that nobody knows it,&rdquo; Grove said in Zakaria&rsquo;s book, adding: &ldquo;They&rsquo;re all in denial, patting themselves on the back as the Titanic heads straight for the iceberg full speed ahead.&rdquo; The first edition of Zakaria&rsquo;s book, which became a bestseller, makes no mention of the comment&rsquo;s source, nor does the paperback version. Zakaria finally acknowledged Prestowitz, who had initially posted Grove&rsquo;s comments in the footnotes of The Post-American World 2.0. Zakaria defended the practice of not attributing quotes in a popular book. &ldquo;As I write explicitly (in the book), this is not an academic work where everything has to be acknowledged and footnoted,&rdquo; he said. u00a0

Columnist and TV host Fareed Zakaria, who acknowledged copying parts of a magazine article last week, appears to have also published a passage from a 2005 book without attribution.

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