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• Faith in their hearts, battle at hand; Devotional book keys on writings of ordinary soldiers.(TRAVEL)(THE CIVIL WAR)
• Georgetown still far from perfect; Rebounding, Hibbert are chief concerns.(SPORTS)
• Band of brothers; Coaches, veterans key turnaround.(SPORTS)
• Pyongyang, U.S. face off over nuclear program; Government claims it met Bush administration demands.(WORLD)
• For Huckabee, yanking attack ad a 'gamble'; Won't risk 'nice' image.(PAGE ONE)
• Muslims sue over book's birthrate warning; Call prediction of population conquest of West hate speech.(WORLD)
• The battle of ideas; U.S. losing in recent years.(OPED)
• Learning to fly again; Hawks escape doldrums with lottery picks.(SPORTS)(ON BASKETBALL)
• Online sales grow by 19%; Amazon.com leads retailers.(BUSINESS)
• Leno's guest.(NATION)(INSIDE POLITICS)
• Border talk.(LETTERS)
• For Foster, the wait continues; Hokies assistant still seeking top job.(SPORTS)
• Parents group praises sponsors.(BUSINESS)(CHANNEL SURFING)
• Border agents assaulted at 'unprecedented' rate.(NATION)
• Diplomatic primary.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)
• Gays and the military; Democrats prefer San Francisco-style.(OPED)
• Secret surgery.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TAKING NAMES)
• Injured Poti stays home; Semin expected to play tonight against Bruins.(SPORTS)(CAPITALS NOTES)
• Huckabee, Obama win in Iowa; Youth support bypasses Hillary.(PAGE ONE)
• A modest proposal for a little smoke.(NATION)(PRUDEN ON POLITICS)
• Funeral in Sri Lanka.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)
• Sorry, blocked number.(LETTERS)
• Aide quits over Fenty's leadership.(METROPOLITAN)
• Playoffs custom for early signings.(SPORTS)(REDSKINS NOTES)
• 'Lady' is still fairest of all; Musical revival revels in opulence at KenCen.(SHOW)(THEATER)
• No waiting; options already chosen.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(FOCUS: PRINCE'S GEORGE'S, MONTGOMERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HOMES)
• Perch save New Year's outing.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: OUTDOORS)
• Passing offense.(SPORTS)(MAKING THE GRADE)
• Multiple layers of mystery, intrigue.(BOOKS)
• The Iowa results.(LETTERS)
• Democrats clash over experience and 'change'.(PAGE ONE)
• In N.H., candidates' faith trumps denomination; Churchgoer insists 'you don't really mix religion with politics'.(NATION)
• Leave American passports alone.(LETTERS)
• Politics on menu at restaurant; Busboys makes room for poetry and drama at its two locations.(LIFE - SCHOOLS)
• POSTCARD FROM NEW ORLEANS.(SPORTS)
• Giuliani sees victory with rally in later states.(PAGE ONE)
• Paul inspires the apathetic; Message of freedom generates crowds, dollars.(NATION)
• Independent inquiry needed.(COMMENTARY)
• Parental missteps; Heavyhanded spiritual guidance.(OPED)(POLITICAL BOOKS)
• Kate Nash: Music paradox; Album 'Brick' builds fan base for 20-year-old.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(LISTENING STATION)
• POSTCARD FROM NEW ORLEANS.(SPORTS)
• 'Comeback kids' score big wins; Hillary, McCain revive campaigns.(PAGE ONE)
• Huckabee retreats on birthright citizenship; Contradicts promise extracted by Minuteman founder.(NATION)
• Bush likely to seek removal of settler outposts; Palestinians also to face pressure on terrorism.(WORLD)
• Securing the border.(LETTERS)
• ANTIQUE BURNISH; Show charts timeless allure, evolving taste in aged things.(LIFE - HOME)
• Playoff support growing among officials.(SPORTS)(SPORTS BIZ)
• Players: Decision is understandable.(SPORTS)
• Did Hillary win N.H. crying game?(PAGE ONE)
• NYC agrees to pay over denied permit; '04 rallies banned from park.(NATION)
• A New Hampshire historical perspective.(EDITORIALS)
• Bodies of 4 girls dead for weeks found in home; Police question woman in SE.(METROPOLITAN)
• Potentially a Super choice; Cowher a proven winner, but price could be high.(SPORTS)
• Virginia legislature to target illegals; 100-plus bills in first 2 days.(PAGE ONE)
• Kerry chooses Obama over '04 running mate; Gives candidate extensive list of donors.(NATION)
• Ex-D.C. cardinal assesses plight.(WORLD)
• The dark side of CFLs.(LETTERS)
• For Terps, proof lies ahead; Maryland enters ACC play needing big victories.(SPORTS)
• Shoppers spent less than forecast; Expectations already low.(BUSINESS)
• Buddy film kicks 'Bucket' with aging stars on a trip; Reiner's contrivances, lack of humor deflating.(SHOW)(MOVIES)
• Buyers connect to locations with amenities.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(ACTIVE ADULT LIVING)
• Bush vows to return for Israeli anniversary; Moved by Holocaust, Sermon on the Mount sites.(PAGE ONE)
• Soldier on.(LETTERS)
• Cordero agrees to one-year deal.(SPORTS)
• COLORADO WITHOUT SKIS; Winter visitors find plenty to do off famed slopes.(TRAVEL)
• Cooking with Captain do-it-all.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: OUTDOORS)
• Esteemed funny man reveals his comedy roots.(BOOKS)
• Dismal economic trends.(EDITORIALS)
• U.S. forces finishing al Qaeda sweep in Diyala.(PAGE ONE)
• U.S. not liable for mishap in Germany.(NATION)(SGT. SHAFT)
• Illegals and their apologists.(LETTERS)
• Treaty threatens parents' rights.(LIFE - SCHOOLS)(HOME-SCHOOLING TODAY)
• Plenty of talk about Hoyas; Panthers show lots of bravado.(SPORTS)
• Gaza's Christian population wanes; Fear of militants spurs exodus.(PAGE ONE)
• Bloomberg's odds long for presidential victory; 'Spoiler' role seen likely all that he'd win.(NATION)
• Less marble.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)
• Giuliani's tax plan.(EDITORIALS)
• Another poll sees O'Malley falling; Negatives up among supporters.(METROPOLITAN)
• Hearing could be influential.(SPORTS)
• Former regular hardly playing.(SPORTS)