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 Vol. 013 Issue 044 (August 4 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 045 (August 11 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 046 (August 25 2008)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 "Peter W. Rodman, 1943-2008"
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Scrapbook Peter W. Rodman, 1943-2008 Last week, when we were on our August hiatus, Washington lost a gentleman, scholar, and selfless public servant, Peter Rodman, at age 64. William...
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JON FROM ALEXANDRIA
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Casual JON FROM ALEXANDRIA Midlife crises come early to the perpetual adolescent. Mine began, in a slow, simmering way during the summer of my thirtysecond year. I felt pangs of...
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A NATION OF WHINERS?
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RUFFIN, HOLT
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Correspondence A NATION OF WHINERS? ANDREW FERGUSON’S “We Can’t Handle the Truth” (July 28) omitted mention of Phil Gramm’s other cardinal offense (besides his challenge to the popular...
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What Is To Be Done?
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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EDITORIALS What Is To Be Done? The Cold War isn’t back. The Russian attacks on Georgia don’t mean American soldiers will soon be staring at Red Army soldiers in the middle of Germany or...
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"To Drill, or Not to Drill"
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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To Drill, or Not to Drill Will McCain change his mind about Alaskan oil? BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Republican presidential candidate John McCain says that he’s taking another look at the...
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European Disunion
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WEINSTEIN, KENNETH R.
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European Disunion Russia is far from the only issue dividing the EU. BY KENNETH R. WEINSTEIN Like the Balkan wars of the 1990s, the Russian invasion of Georgia reveals Europe’s weakness...
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China Looks Across the Strait
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Blumenthal, Dan
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China Looks Across the Strait Events in Georgia bode ill for Taiwan. BY DAN BLUMENTHAL & CHRISTOPHER GRIFFIN For Beijing, Russia’s invasion of Georgia has been a mixed blessing. Vladimir...
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Iraq's Oil Progress
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Makovsky, MiChael
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Iraq’s Oil Progress It’s impressive, but U.S. lawmakers aren’t helping. BY MICHAEL MAKOVSKY It is now widely accepted that the surge in American troops helped dramatically improve security...
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History's Back
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KAGAN, ROBERT
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History’s Back Ambitious autocracies, hesitant democracies BY ROBERT KAGAN One wonders whether Russia’s invasion of Georgia will fi nally end the dreamy complacency that took hold of the...
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Destination Malabo
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Destination Malabo A group of mercenaries’ failed attempt to take over the worst place on earth. BY MARK HEMINGWAY What’s the worst place in the world? If one were to judge strictly by...
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Man of Courage
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MANSFIELD, HARVEY
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Man of Courage Alexander Solzhenitsyn, 1918-2008 BY HARVEY MANSFIELD Alexander Solzhenitsyn was a hero with the hero’s virtue of courage. He displayed courage, he refl ected on it....
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One Hit Wonder
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SWAIM, BARTON
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One Hit Wonder Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes, and that’s enough. BY BARTON SWAIM From almost the moment of his fi rst appearance, in 1887, Sherlock Holmes overshadowed his...
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Machine Politics
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BARNES, FRED
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Machine Politics Will the new technologies make a difference in November? BY FRED BARNES You’ve heard this before. A political earthquake is coming— and soon. Young people in their late...
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National Treasures
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ASCIK, MARY KATHERINE
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National Treasures Must the artifacts of culture be the property of states? BY MARY KATHERINE ASCIK Arecent item in the New York Times highlighted the Louvre’s purchase of a brooch belonging...
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Who Are You?
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RABKIN, JEREMY
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Who Are You? Ignore the question at our peril. BY JEREMY RABKIN Natan Sharansky attracted worldwide attention as a Soviet dissident in the 1970s, as a political prisoner in the 1980s, then...
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Track Record
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Freeman, Franklin
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Track Record A Japanese novelist races against his demons. BY FRANKLIN FREEMAN H aruki Murakami, the Japanese novelist whose work has been compared to that of Raymond Chandler and Franz...
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Petit's Gift
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Petit’s Gift The day the Twin Towers enchanted New York. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The summer of 1974 was not a happy one in the United States, and nowhere did matters seem more grim than in New...
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Parody
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Parody “The Edwards household has been a scene of turmoil and tension since John, 55, fi rst began revealing the truth about his affair with former campaign aide, Rielle Hunter, 44.” —People,...
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Vol. 013 Issue 047 (August 1 2008)
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