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- Nats trade Castilla for starting pitcher.(SPORTS)
- Jihadism and denial; U.S. officials kowtowing for Ramadan.(OPED)
- Alito confirmation hearings planned for January; Delayed so Senate can 'do it right,' Specter says.(PAGE ONE)
- Tupac's records.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)
- 1924 Buick Roadster offered sporty motoring then and now.(AUTO WEEKEND)(OUT OF THE PAST)
- Harris brings music home; WAVA show got her started.(WASHINGTON WEEKEND)(RIFFS)
- Gibbs is doubting TO's injury status.(SPORTS)
- 'Rosa' salute moves viewers; Billy Wilson's 1990 tribute timely among new works.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(DANCE)
- The conservative case for Kilgore; Virginia governor's race puts state at crossroads.(OPED)
- Democrats intensify Bush slams; Anti-war base energized.(PAGE ONE)
- Tehran plans to recall 40 key envoys Many seen as favoring better ties with West.(WORLD)
- FDIC chief named to disaster-relief job.(NATION)
- Red-hot; Wood stove orders heat up as winter approaches.(BUSINESS)
- Cropp: No luxury stadium; Rising costsmay requirelesser ballpark.(SPORTS)
- Local races focus on Warner, taxes; At issue is necessity of increase.(METROPOLITAN)
- Gold Rush lives on; Die-hards convinced they are sitting on a fortune.(NATION)(CULTURE, ET CETERA)
- Former principal pleads guilty; Charged with felony theft.(METROPOLITAN)
- Iraqi Kurds and Turkey; Cooperation needed against the PKK.(OPED)
- Regaining fiscal sanity.(COMMENTARY)
- A border-security test for Congress.(LETTERS)
- Milestone . . . with hazards.(COMMENTARY)
- Hatrick ably steersLoudoun schools; Growing district offers challenge.(METROPOLITAN)
- Kolzig's status uncertain.(SPORTS)
- Abused boy 'will never be normal,' court told; Foster child suffered severe damage to brain.(METROPOLITAN)
- 'Le mini baby boom'.(LETTERS)
- U.S. wary about disputed asbestos site; D.C. denies cleanup inadequate.(PAGE ONE)
- Price gougers spot prey in New Orleans; State, U.S. probing complaints.(NATION)
- Sex content soars on prime-time TV; Study notes ill message to teens.(NATION)
- 2 charged with conspiracy to import Chinese missiles.(NATION)
- Clark a 'small hammer'.(SPORTS)(REDSKINS NOTES)
- Pentagon employee held on porn charges; Computer had children's images.(METROPOLITAN)
- Corporate efficiency; Private sector can aid government reform.(OPED)(POLITICS IN THE CITY)
- Rioters are Muslims, but don't say it; Violence seems to be subsiding.(PAGE ONE)
- Alito on quotas.(LETTERS)
- U.S. brokers government-reform pact; Serbs, Muslims, Croats to revise constitution, centralize authority.(WORLD)
- Turkey sales rise despite bird flu; Holiday belies pandemic fear.(BUSINESS)
- Terps give it away; Turnovers prove fatal in Maui.(SPORTS)
- State funds eyed for Rebel sites; Board dodges relocation issue.(METROPOLITAN)
- History lessons.(EDITORIALS)
- A winning alternative.(COMMENTARY)
- Two tax-cut views confront Congress; Senate, House bills are far apart.(NATION)
- Jacobs does little in starting role.(SPORTS)(REDSKINS NOTES)
- Mindless 'Mind'.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TUNING IN TO TV)
- There may be a fruitfly in Darwin's ointment; How religious belief contributes to 'natural selection'.(OPED)
- Triad can hit active women.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: HEALTH & FITNESS)
- Redskins in corner against pass; Raiders playmakers provide a challenge.(SPORTS)
- China's 'peaceful' invasion; Latin America attractive as market for arms sales.(PAGE ONE)(SPECIAL REPORT)
- South Asian realities.(LETTERS)
- A winning day for Under Armour; Clothing company nearly doubles share price in Nasdaq debut.(BUSINESS)
- Senior class small, successful at Navy.(SPORTS)
- Successful start; Terrapins open season with rout.(SPORTS)
- Freedom message for China.(COMMENTARY)
- Senate asbestos-victim fund characterized as inadequate.(NATION)
- Where's fire in 'Walk'? Story of Johnny Cash limited but interesting.(SHOW)(MOVIES)(Movie Review)
- Selection of holiday gift cards to expand; Shoppers will use them to spend $18.48 billion, retail study predicts.(BUSINESS)
- Rally falls short for Caps.(SPORTS)
- Day laborers seen as a local issue; Officials refuse to wait for federal government to deal with problem.(METROPOLITAN)
- Money and the Senate races.(EDITORIALS)
- House seen likely to cut back budget; Democrats balk at spending bill.(PAGE ONE)
- Free turkey giveaway today at Rosenthals.(AUTO WEEKEND)(AUTO NOTES)
- 'Skeleton Key' opens door to some satisfying shivers; Bayou manor hosts eerie tale.(WASHINGTON WEEKEND)(PHANTOM OF THE MOVIES)
- Guatemala's top narcotics officers face drug charges.(NATION)
- MUST-SEE MATCHUPS.(SPORTS)(MUST-SEE MATCHUPS)
- Shrek leaves a path of destruction.(LIFE - SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY)(TECH GADGETS)
- A tangled web of lies; Somebody's lying, but it's not George W. Bush.(OPED)
- Terror and tension in South Asia.(EDITORIALS)
- Tough stance on immigrants boosts Sarkozy; Riots hurt Chirac's popularity.(WORLD)
- State may increase planning oversight; Clarksburg triggers action.(METROPOLITAN)
- The trouble in Paris.(LETTERS)
- Trade talks seek middle ground; Farm policy negotiations seen as pivotal for WTO summit.(BUSINESS)
- Resilient spirit.(WORLD)(WORLD REVIEW)
- Exercise keeps up aerobic capacity.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: HEALTH & FITNESS)
- Dropping the ball; Turnovers endHokies' hopes.(SPORTS)
- Free-trade zone remains in limbo; Averting a setback,Bush thwarts Chavez's effort to "bury" the hemispheric pact.(PAGE ONE)
- Virginia House endorsements.(EDITORIALS)
- Entertain in an elegant setting in McLean.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(HOUSE HUNTING)
- Phones of house inspectors ringing again.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(COVER STORY)
- The son also rises; Pianist Bill Charlap plays Gershwin, jazz, tunes by dad.(SHOW)
- Passed-over QBs; 2002 class full of disappointments.(SPORTS)
- GSEs need reform now; Fannie, Freddie scandals highlight problems.(OPED)
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