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Vol. 020 Issue 045 (August 10 2015)
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Vol. 020 Issue 046 (August 17 2015)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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Peddler in the Dock One of the more puzzling manifestations of the conflict between radical Islam and the West is the presence of Islamist communities in places like Great Britain,...
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Casual
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Epstein, Joseph
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Cuppa Joe From my living-room windows, I can see two of the three coffee shops within a block of our apartment. Within less than a mile, there are fi ve other coffee shops. In America the...
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Editorials
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KRISTOL, LEE SMITH, ANDREW FERGUSON, AND WILLIAM
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EDITORIALS Hastening War War, President Obama says, is the only alternative to his deal with Iran. But if the president’s overriding goal is to avoid bloody confl ict, why is he arming the...
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The Veep and the Columnist
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HALPER, DANIEL
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The Veep and
the Columnist
Will Biden run? BY DANIEL HALPER J oe Biden was a liberal hero, fi ghting for birth control, when Maureen Dowd came for him. It was September 1987, and...
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In Tenth and Rising
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WARREN, MICHAEL
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In Tenth and Rising John Kasich’s New Hampshire charm offensive. BY MICHAEL WARREN Manchester, N.H. J ohn Kasich is touring the headquarters of Dyn, a Manchesterbased cloud computing...
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The Historian as Moral Hero
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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The Historian as Moral Hero Robert Conquest, 1917-2015. BY JOSEPH BOTTUM Robert Conquest could easily have missed being . . . well, Robert Conquest, the most morally signifi cant historian of...
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Do They Really Feel Remorse?
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EPSTEIN, ETHAN
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Do They Really Feel Remorse? South Korea, Japan, and a fraught anniversary. BY ETHAN EPSTEIN Seoul A visit to the Dokdo Museum in downtown Seoul must be a strange experience for those...
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The EPA Doubles Down
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HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
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The EPA Doubles Down Its latest regulations show an agency captured by environmental activists. BY STEVEN F. HAYWARD Over the years, “agency capture” has been a staple of the economic analysis...
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How to End Putinism
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GEDMIN, JEFFREY; SCHMITT, GARY
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How to End Putinism Get Europe right. BY JEFFREY GEDMIN & GARY SCHMITT Russia is a friendly, European country,” said President Vladimir Putin in a 2001 address to the Bundestag in...
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Save the Enterprise!
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Gelernter, Daniel
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Save the Enterprise! She deserves a better fate. BY DANIEL GELERNTER The beautiful planes that fl ew over the National Mall on the seventieth anniversary of V-E Day are rare not because few...
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Even Economists Can't Invest
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Brannon, Ike
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Even Economists Can’t Invest Another lousy regulatory idea from the Obama administration. BY IKE BRANNON Sendhil Mullainathan is a brave economist. I say that because the Harvard professor...
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The Greatest Liberation
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Kozak, Warren
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The Greatest Liberation Humanitarians in uniform. BY WARREN KOZAK Many years ago, I struck up a conversation with a Dutch businessman in a hotel in China. In the course of our...
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A Rotten Ride
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NORMAN, GEOFFREY
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A Rotten Ride Crass transit in Washington. BY GEOFFREY NORMAN It had been a long time since I’d been to a big league ballgame and I was looking forward to this one. My brother had bought the...
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Family Business
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Family Business The diffi culty with dynasties BY NOEMIE EMERY The dynasty project is not faring well. Two relatives of three of our most recent presidents have faced early woes in their...
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Civil Whites
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Civil Whites
Why are critics so deferential to the radicalism of Ta-Nehisi Coates? BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Maybe “Culture Belongs to Everyone,” as they say at New York City’s...
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When Earthlings Panic
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NASON, ROBERT
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When Earthlings Panic It makes for great mythology. BY ROBERT NASON Before the fake news of the Onion, before fake TV newscasters such as Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, there was Orson...
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Vision Quest
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Klepp, Lawrence
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Vision Quest We’ve been coming to terms with modernity for some time. BY LAWRENCE KLEPP The extremely fertile period of European intellectual history that runs from about 1749...
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The Good Fight
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AIKMAN, DAVID
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The Good Fight Reflections of a Chinese human rights hero in exile. BY DAVID AIKMAN When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Beijing in May 2012 for a toplevel conference with...
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Austen in Haste
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Dudley, Julianne
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Austen in Haste The latest iteration of the fungible Emma. BY JULIANNE DUDLEY Perhaps no other Jane Austen novel lends itself so well to modern interpretation as Emma. Considered by many to...
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Proust in English
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Yoder, Edwin M. Jr.
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Proust in English How much is the author and how much is the translator? BY EDWIN M. YODER JR. Those who venture upon the heights of Mount Proust are well aware that his fame in the...
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Mission Improbable
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Mission Improbable The increasingly unwilling suspension of disbelief. BY JOHN PODHORETZ Mission: Impossible–Rogue Nation makes no sense. Even more striking, this fi fth installment in the...
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TMI about Hillary
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PARODY “[Hillary Clinton] entered her second presidential race this spring with nearly universal name recognition. But her campaign staff viewed the situation differently, calling her the...
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Vol. 020 Issue 047 (August 24 2015)
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