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      <title>A Fallen Wall for Fallen Man</title>
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	Twenty years ago, the Berlin Wall came tumbling down. If Humpty Dumpty had been sitting on top of it, not Soviet soldiers, nor Stasi spies could put Humpty together again. It wasn't the end of history, as some liked...</description>
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      <title>Home Economics Reduced to Economics</title>
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	Maria Shriver is no "wife of," even though she's married to the governor of California. She's no "niece of," although her uncle was president of the United States. She credits her late mother Eunice Shriver for...</description>
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      <title>An Inconvenient Rebuttal</title>
      <description>Ann McElhinney's low-budget documentary refuting the global warming hype and hysteria arrives in Washington just in time to break Al Gore's crystal ball. "Not Evil Just Wrong," the feature-length film she made with her...</description>
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      <title>The Nobler Nobels</title>
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	Enough already. Barack Obama got the Nobel Prize for Hope and Hype, and now the rest is up to him. But there are more important Nobels, and this year women won three of these for scientific research. They won not...</description>
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      <title>Sense and Sexuality</title>
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	Not so long ago, rape was a capital offense, right up there with murder. When death was not decreed, convicted rapists could count on a long prison sentence. No one took rape lightly. The crime was an absolute evil,...</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2009 04:01:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>A Revolution Too Far</title>
      <description>	Austin, age 13, is touching and familiar. With his helmet of short brown hair, biggish ears and sensitive eyes, he's typical of a tender age almost on the cusp of manhood. So little time behind him, so much time ahead...</description>
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      <title>When Defenses Go Down</title>
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	Autumn in Washington is often cruel. The heat and the humidity have lifted, and Congress returns more or less refreshed from summer vacation, but the pressure cooker continues to cook politics. Conversations about...</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 25 Sep 2009 04:01:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>It's Multicultural, Stupid</title>
      <description>	The attack on America on Sept. 11 set off alarms everywhere. We were shocked to discover that few Foreign Service officers were fluent in Arabic or Farsi, the dominant languages of the Middle East. We didn't know much...</description>
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      <title>Learning Is No Picnic, Buster</title>
      <description>Conservatives and other parents won their point. President Obama dropped his lesson plan for the schoolchildren of America. He didn't ask what they can do for him, as he first intended to do, but what they can do for...</description>
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      <title>No Requiem for a Twitching Corpse</title>
      <description>	All but hidden in the fulsome eulogies for Ted Kennedy lurk a few serious ideas worthy of more than romancing history or waxing sentimental over a death in a famous family. These ideas are about the very nature of...</description>
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      <title>Obama's Bummer of a Summer</title>
      <description>This is everybody's bummer of a season, particularly these rough weeks for Barack Obama. You could call this a summer of discontent, but there's nothing poetic about it. The president warns that the economy will only...</description>
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      <title>Cheating the Least Among Us</title>
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	Colonial Williamsburg is proud of its tradesmen. You can see the carpenters walking out of the history books and down the cobblestone streets, ready to talk to visitors about how they hammered Williamsburg...</description>
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      <title>Reverie Beyond the Beltway</title>
      <description>The shorter days of late summer usher in the melancholy prospect of autumn, the thoughts of returning to school, work and reality. Such anticipation makes the last moments at the beach, lake or campsite especially...</description>
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      <title>Death in the Casino</title>
      <description>When my mother was in her late 80s, I took her to a lawyer's office one sunny day to sign her "living will." We read over the questions and her answers, and she signed on the dotted line. She was pleased with the...</description>
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      <title>A Shooting Star Dims</title>
      <description>Barack Obama was a rock star on the campaign trail and his aura went undimmed in his first few months of office. But then he began taking too many curtain calls. The applause subsided, but he kept coming back to center...</description>
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