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Vol. 011 Issue 020 (February 6 2006)
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Vol. 011 Issue 021 (February 13 2006)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook Caught Padding Their Wikis Wikipedia, the free, online encyclopedia at en.wikipedia.org, is a marvel of cyberspace. Its 952,833 articles (as of the afternoon of February 3, 2006) contain...
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Casual
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Anderson, Claudia
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Casual Anne Brunsdale, 1923-2006 Back in the Stone Age, before the vast right-wing conspiracy and even the Reagan Revolution, there was a conservative Washington (just barely), and one of its...
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Oiloholics Anonymous
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EDITORIAL Oiloholics Anonymous It's difficult to decide which is more depressing: the goal the president has set to cure us of our "addiction" to oil, or the prescription he has written to help...
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The Six-Year Presidential Itch
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BARNES, FRED
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The Six-Year Presidential Itch Even with good presidents, energy flags in the second term. by FRED BARNES PRESIDENT BUSH told an old joke at the National Prayer Breakfast last week. A preacher...
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Supreme Court Arithmetic
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BELL, JEFFREY; CANNON, FRANK
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Supreme Court Arithmetic Conservatives should hope that Bush's next choice gets fewer than 58 votes. by Jeffrey Bell & Frank Cannon IF PRESIDENT BUSH gets to make a third appointment to the...
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The Mohammed Cartoons
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MARSHALL, PAUL
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The Mohammed Cartoons Western governments have nothing to apologize for. by PAUL MARSHALL AS MOST OF THE WORLD now knows, on September 30, the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published twelve...
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Peace in Theory
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LINDBERG, TOD
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Peace in Theory What does Hamas's victory mean? by TOD LINDBERG With Hamas's smashing victory in free and fair elections in Palestine, the case for democracy-promotion that George W. Bush...
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The Weakest Linc
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Currie, Duncan
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The Weakest Line Why are the Republicans going out of their way to keep a liberal in the Senate? by DUNCAN CURRIE LINCOLN CHAFEE, easily the Senate's most liberal Republican, didn't vote for...
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Evicting David Souter
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LABASH, MATT
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Evicting David Souter If the justice is so fond of eminent domain, say protesters, let's seize his ancestral property and develop a charming bed and breakfast on it BY MATT LABASH Weare, New...
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Razing New Jersey
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Razing New Jersey In which developers in league with city hall come up with a curious definition of "blight" BY JONATHAN V LAST Long Branch, New Jersey Ocean Avenue runs, with only a few...
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Hamas's Rock Star
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BENSMAN, TODD
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Hamas's Rock Star By day he was an engineer working for the city of Dallas. On weekends he entertained at fundraisers for a terrorist group. BY TODD BENSMAN Dallas Just days after his party's...
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Man of Mind
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Klepp, Lawrence
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Man of Mind What was Friedrich Nietzsche thinking? BY LAWRENCE KLEPP Geniuses bequeath their works to the world, and their flaws to their disciples. Nietzsche, who had plenty of flaws, acquired...
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A Quiet American
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sChaRPeR, diane
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A Quiet American The life and death of Cpl. Jason Dunham. by DIANE SCHARPER Sergeant Hendricks had a bad feeling about the convoy. Not because of the operation itself—it was a classic goodwill...
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Without a Prayer
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TOOLEY, MARK D.
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Without a Prayer Just how ''mainstream' are mainstream churches? by MARK D. TOOLEY Americans are giving up on liberal-led mainline Protestant denominations! And they have been doing it for 40...
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Founding Mother
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Bowman, Karlyn
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Founding Mother The woman Betty Friedan wanted to burn at the stake. by KARLYN BOWMAN By the time she turned 40, in the tumultuous political year of 1964, Phyllis Schlafly had run for Congress,...
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Vanity Fare
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Vanity Fare Putting Laurence Sterne's comic masterpiece on film. by JOHN PODHORETZ It is fitting that a picaresque 18th-century masterpiece as defiantly singular as Laurence Sterne's Tristram...
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Pointes of View
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GELERNTER, JUDITH
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Pointes of View From, the classics to the avant-garde in modern dance. by JUDITH GELERNTER A legacy part in a computer is outmoded and wants to be replaced because it prevents the system from...
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Parody
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Parody "Surprises were scarce in Tuesday's Academy Award nominations. But there's no shortage of hot-button topics that winners could work into their speeches. Take your pick: rights of gay and...
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Vol. 011 Issue 022 (February 20 2006)
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Vol. 011 Issue 023 (February 27 2006)
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