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National Review - Lowry: Barack Obama #8212; Steady as She Goes
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Who would have guessed Obama harbored a secret desire to draw on experienced Republicans to manage his national-security policy?


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National Review - Sowell: Whats Left of Freedom
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What is community service?


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National Review - Editors: The 3 A.M. Team
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Its hard to believe that this national-security team will oversee a precipitous withdrawal from Iraq.


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National Review - York: Could John McCain Lose Again'
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For the next two years, at least, John McCain is again the senator from Arizona.


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National Review - Emery: Who Can She Be Now'
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Which Hillary Clinton will be secretary of state?


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National Review - Nordlinger: A Manichean world, c.
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Jay Nordlinger on the Terror War, alliances, Christmas tracks, and more.


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National Review - Charen: Pinch Me, Am I Dreaming'
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Well, I am not in anguish.


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National Review - McCarthy: Sovereignty, Vindicated
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Transnational progressives are beaten in San Francisco, of all places.


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National Review - Derbyshire: November Diary
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Were all living on credit now.


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National Review - Lowry: The Call of NRO
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The renewal of American conservatism will be thought out and fought out here on NRO and in the pages of NR. Please help make that effort possible.


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National Review - Gross: If This Isn't Terrorism, What Is'
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Does the New York Times think that the seeking out and murder by Muslim terrorists of the only New York rabbi in Mumbai and his wife was an accidental target?


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National Review - Parker: Tweeting the Twitterati
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Fireside chats and radio addresses may nurture our nostalgia, but blogs and twitters feed our need for speed.


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National Review - Malkin: Say No to Newspaper Bailouts
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How free can a free press be if it is leveraged with government funding?


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National Review - Goldberg: An Ugly Attack on Mormons
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Its all the Mormons fault.


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National Review - Lips: The Rights School-Reform Agenda
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If they werent busy battling vouchers, the teachers unions would be beating back charter schools.


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National Review - Hanson: NRO Has Earned, and Re-earned, Your Support
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NRO is as cost-effective as it is above-board and deserving of the publics support, which it re-earns each day.


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National Review - Editors: Indias War, and Ours
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This attack takes that war to a higher and more defined level, and will give shape and significance to it for a long time to come.


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National Review - Steorts: Whats RightWorld Doing Wrong'
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Is it something we are saying?


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National Review - Kahane: A Chicago Carol
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Barack meets the boss.


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National Review - Spruiell: Concession Time
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The Big Three won't survive if its labor force gets paid to drink coffee.


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Digg - Cancer Stem Cells May Not Be the Supervillains We Thought
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The controversial idea that all tumors are created by cancer stem cells received a setback Wednesday. The theory holds that a tiny percentage of cancer cells ? perhaps one in a million or one in 10,000 ? are responsible for creating tumors. Like evil relatives of standard organ-forming stem cells, cancer stem cells build tumors. It's an appealing i


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Politico - NYT vs Rangel: The Times strikes back
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Rep. Rangel questioned a story about his dealings with a tax lobbyist and the paper responded with details.


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New York Times News - Well: Serving Up That Old Chestnut
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Few foods have a stronger holiday theme than chestnuts, but most of us don't cook with them.


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New York Times News - City Room: 'Beedle the Bard,' Now on View
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A handmade copy of "The Tales of Beedle the Bard," J. K. Rowling's latest book and a kind of appendix to her "Harry Potter" series, is on view at the New York Public Library.


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BBC News - Lebanon's Aoun in Damascus visit
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Lebanese Christian leader Michel Aoun, who fought a "war of liberation" against Syrian troops, meets Syria's president.