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Articles in February 2008 issue of Washington Times, The

• Scary health stories.(COMMENTARY)
• Forward progress; Europe and missile defense.(COMMENTARY)
• Hunting down a bid; An NCAA berth finally is possible for the Retrievers.(SPORTS)
• Reticent Monk is all talk for once; Election brings out new side.(SPORTS)
• Slight lead for Hillary susceptible; Superdelegates could decide for Democrats.(PAGE ONE)
• D.C.-area money race places Hillary ahead.(NATION)
• Let's talk FairTax talk.(LETTERS)
• O'Malley banks on a Democrat; Critics say he hopes '08 win spares Real ID compliance.(METROPOLITAN)(MARYLAND ASSEMBLY 2008)
• Capitals hold off Flyers, move into first.(SPORTS)
• Project funded via tax credit.(BUSINESS)(PROPERTY LINES)
• CIA faces no inquiry into interrogations; Mukasey: Waterboarding 'authorized'.(NATION)
• House Democrats refuse to ban pork; GOP gains likely election issue.(NATION)
• A crude awakening.(LETTERS)
• Graham granddaughter named Post publisher; Weymouth called smart and decisive, ready for transition.(METROPOLITAN)
• Harper ending on good note; Senior becomes more of an offensive threat for Maryland.(SPORTS)(COLLEGE BASKETBALL)
• Hitmen and high jinks; 'In Bruges' blends comedy and drama.(SHOW)(MOVIES)(Movie review)
• 3 bedrooms in Clarksburg.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(NEW HOMES: MARYLAND)
• Lincoln MKX crosses over.(AUTO WEEKEND)
• Black vote likely to boost Obama; Louisiana seen as gauge of extent of senator's backing in South.(NATION)
• Expanding the trail Phillips blazed; New director sees latest art fitting founder's vision.(ARTS & CULTURE)
• American players take money, run.(SPORTS)(SOCCER)
• Art Museum of Americas at play.(FAMILY TIMES)(FIELD TRIPS)
• Hoyas all bark after first half; Cardinals surge to victory following intermission.(SPORTS)
• Pakistan: U.S. imperative.(COMMENTARY)
• Gilmore endorses GOP front-runner McCain.(NATION)
• Zorn set to tackle Skins; Wife says 'he's like Leonardo da Vinci'.(PAGE ONE)
• Good grief.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)
• Paul is best on the economy.(LETTERS)
• 'Idol' at Disney World.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TUNING IN TO TV)
• Blache looking forward to role; Defensive boss will 'step back'.(SPORTS)
• Death penalty sought in 9/11 attacks.(PAGE ONE)
• McCain opts out on funds; Won't be tied to limits on spending.(NATION)
• Rep. Tom Lantos.(EDITORIALS)
• Democrats mull effect of primary on nominee; Superdelegates split on convention votes.(METROPOLITAN)
• In U.S. sports, no room to build; Nationals Park is opening near end of stadium boom.(SPORTS)
• Perfectly 'Clear'; Air travelers use biometric ID to cut in security lines.(BUSINESS)
• Catholic University nixes lectures; 2 speakers called anti-Semites.(NATION)
• Venezuela-Iran oil deal raises concern; U.S. lawmakers ask for probe.(WORLD)
• Thank you, Tom Lantos.(LETTERS)
• Ballet giant's great journey; Hubbe concludes career at NYCB as stirring Apollo.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(DANCE)(Dance review)
• HEADLINERS: WHO'S MAKING NEWS THIS WEEK.(SPORTS)(FIRST DOWN)
• Analysts say FISA will suffice; Wiretapping-law sunset at issue.(PAGE ONE)
• Needed: a 'more dovish' approach in Iraq.(LETTERS)
• 'Seed' sprouts into unforgettable images.(ARTS & CULTURE)
• Kreps keeps touch against Caps.(SPORTS)
• Ghosts of fathers of the past; Descendants of nation's earliest presidents influenced the war.(TRAVEL)(THE CIVIL WAR)
• Acta has infield starters in mind.(SPORTS)(NATIONALS NOTES)
• TWT 10 " MORE EXCITING RACES THAN THE DAYTONA 500.(SPORTS)(FIRST DOWN)
• A death in Damascus.(COMMENTARY)
• Mrs. Clinton's stellar legislative record.(LETTERS)
• 'Chicken Soup' good for what ails politics? The inspirational publisher is seeking insights from the GOP and Democrats.(PAGE ONE)
• Students don't grasp U.S. history; Youth vote seen prone to rhetoric.(NATION)
• Rescue Dulles transit.(COMMENTARY)
• False compassion; Death by dehydration.(OPED)(Medical condition overview)
• 'Girlfriends' ends.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TUNING IN TO TV)
• East survives furious West comeback; MVP James nearly gets triple-double.(SPORTS)
• Early count backs rivals of Musharraf; President will 'accept'.(PAGE ONE)
• Pioneering diplomat.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)
• Scared to debate.(LETTERS)
• Last of 8 dead identified in Md. street race.(METROPOLITAN)
• TAKE YOUR PICK: Should Indiana fire Kelvin Sampson?(SPORTS)(FIRST DOWN)
• An iron-fisted ruler, Castro steps down on his own terms.(PAGE ONE)
• '08 hopefuls advised to mind manners; Strategists say 'civility is power'.(NATION)
• Arrested development.(EDITORIALS)
• India and the U.N. U.S. should push for Security Council seat.(OPED)
• Leader in the clubhouse; Zimmerman, 23, becomes Nats' take-charge guy.(SPORTS)
• SEEN AND HEARD IN VIERA, Fla.(SPORTS)
• Kosovo statehood inspires Palestinians; Abbas committed to peace talks.(PAGE ONE)
• No excuses.(NATION)(INSIDE POLITICS)
• Notable polling.(EDITORIALS)
• Aerospace nations; Invest in improving the Air Force.(OPED)
• Capitals come up short; Depleted Islanders grab shootout victory.(SPORTS)
• Lo Duca aspires to play in opener.(SPORTS)(NATIONALS NOTES)
• Young Catholics eager for pope's visit; Wuerl helps crowd prepare for Benedict.(NATION)(CULTURE, ET CETERA)
• Hockey salute.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)
• Disingenuous about Tamils.(LETTERS)
• Beverly P. Heurich, 88, homemaker.(METROPOLITAN)(OBITUARIES)
• No experience necessary; NFL owners continue to shy away from seasoned coaches.(SPORTS)(ON FOOTBALL)
• Hitting 'Rewind' for goofy fun; Lovable, good-natured absurdism shows imagination.(SHOW)(MOVIES)
• Bon Jovi still rockin', livin' on a prayer; Tour brings band to Verizon Center on Thursday; 'Idol' Daughtry opens.(SHOW)(RIFFS)