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 Vol. 010 Issue 047 (September 5 2005)
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook A Day to Remember Late summer's here and the time is right for The Scrapbook to start getting excited and impatient about September 6—the day after Labor Day. Not because Scrapbook Jr....
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Casual
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Epstein, Joseph
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Casual TREND STOPPING The other day, on C-SPAN, I saw Bernard-Henri Lévy, the French intellectual, giving a talk plugging one of his books at a Barnes & Noble. Monsieur Lévy is a man with a vivid...
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The War Presidency
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EDITORIAL The War Presidency "During the last few decades, the terrorists grew to believe that if they hit America hard, as in Lebanon and Somalia, America would retreat and back down. ... So now...
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The War Among the Democrats
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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The War Among the Democrats And a dove shall lead them? by MATTHEW CONTINETTI ON AUGUST 16, Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of the failed vice presidential candidate, sent out an email. she urged...
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War on the Cheap
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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War on the Cheap Are we serious or not? BY IRWIN M. STELZER "WE WILL ACCEPT nothing less than total victory over the terrorists and their hateful ideology," President Bush told the Veterans of...
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Still at the Helm
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BARNES, FRED
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Still at the Helm North Carolina's beloved former senator continues to fight the good fight. BY FRED BARNES Raleigh, N.C. JESSE HELMS doesn't miss Washington. After 30 years in the Senate, he...
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Jordan's Baathist Boom
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SMITH, LEE
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Jordan's Baathist Boom The economy is humming, thanks to Iraqi cash. by LEE SMITH Amman,Jordan A GROUP AFFILIATED with Jordan's own Abu Musab al Zar-qawi has claimed responsibility for the...
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The Memorial They Deserve
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WEISS, DEBORAH
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The Memorial They Deserve The politicized plans for Ground Zero are a travesty. by DEBORAH WEISS WHAT WAS that thunderous noise? It sounded like my upstairs neighbor's furniture falling, perhaps...
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The Specter of Superprecedents
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Eastland, Terry
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The Specter of Superprecedents The Judiciary Committee chairman's super bad idea. by TERRY EASTLAND SOMETHING TO LISTEN FOR during the Roberts confirmation hearings is an uncommon word,...
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High Noon in Tokyo
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Currie, Duncan
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High Noon in Tokyo Prime Minister Koizumi's high stakes showdown. by DUNCAN CURRIE SAY THIS FOR Junichiro Koizumi: He's a gambler, with a penchant for the bold stroke. At home, Japan's maverick...
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North Carolina's Big Mac
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LINDSLEY, JOSEPH
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North Carolina's Big Mac Meet Patrick McHenry, the youngest man in the House. by JOSEPH LINDSLEY PATRICK HENRY was one of the most passionate and fearless orators of his day. Now, a similarly...
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A War to Be Proud Of
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HITCHENS, CHRISTOPHER
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A War to Be Proud Of The case for overthrowing Saddam was unimpeachable. Why, then, is the administration tongue-tied? BY CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS Let me begin with a simple sentence that, even as I...
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See No Evil, Hear No Evil
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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See No Evil, Hear No Evil What the 9/11 Commission narrative left out: Iraqis BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Ahmed Hikmat Shakir is a shadowy figure who provided logistical assistance to one, maybe two, of...
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In Land We Trust
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Mehan, G. Tracy III
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In Land We Trust The conservative approach to preservation by G. TRACY MEHAN III Alexis de Tocqueville would not be surprised. It took a bit of time to happen, but happen it did. Today, Americans...
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Sakharov Watch
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KLEHR, HARVEY
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Sakharov Watch Fearful police state meets brave dissident. by HARVEY KLEHR From 1968 until his death in 1989, the KGB sent hundreds of reports to the Soviet leadership about the activities of...
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As I Lay Reading
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SKINNER, DAVID
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As I Lay Reading Oprah makes the pilgrimage to Yoknapatawpha. by DAVID SKINNER I am a member of the Oprah Book Club, though perhaps not in good standing, having once complained in print that...
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Rules for Nations
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MEANEY, THOMAS
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Rules For Nations 'International Law ' is a matter of convenience, not principle. by THOMAS MEANEY Two years ago, when Jacques Chirac condemned the American war in Iraq as "illegal," he was...
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Venice the Menace
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O'ROURKE, P.J.
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Venice the Menace Or, what I saw at the banal Biennale. by P.J. O'ROURKE Venice How bad does modern art stink? Every two years since 1895 (war and such allowing) the Venice Biennale has gathered...
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THE STANDARD READER
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The Standard Reader Books in Brief Henry R. Luce, Time, and the American Crusade in Asia by Robert E. Herzstein (Cambridge University Press, 368 pp., $32) Robert Herzstein has written a powerful...
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Parody
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Parody "Mortgage lenders are continuing to loosen their standards." —Wall Street Journal "Borrowers with dangerous adjustable rate mortgages that give them the option of paying just about any way...
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Vol. 011 Issue 001 (September 19 2005)
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Vol. 011 Issue 002 (September 26 2005)
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