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Articles in August, 2006 issue of Philadelphia Inquirer, The

• Generic drug maker to double space in Phila.
  by Thomas Ginsberg
• Sports in Brief | Landis' father-in-law is found dead in Calif. in suicide
• The Arden leads in Barrymore nominations
  by Howard Shapiro
• Head-on crime fight
  by Robert Moran
• Swann brings in president to boost gubernatorial bid
  by Amy Worden and Angela Couloumbis
• Atlantic City Electric sells coal and oil-fired power plant
  by INQUIRER STAFF
• Buckhalter’s back; Eagles fall to Ravens
  by Marc Narducci
• The Spin | DJ Dimitri goes global at Byblos on Sunday nights
  by Monica Peters
• Corzine: Ensure day-care safety
  by Troy Graham
• Archdiocese exceeds its charity funding goal
  by David O'Reilly
• Police dig up no sign of dynamite in yard
  by Bonnie L. Cook
• Mob drama should sleep with the fishes
  by Steven Rea
• Take the worst redeye flight experience you've ever had - the one with massive turbulence, stale air, cranky fellow travelers. Then, add scores of venomous snakes slithering all over the cabin and you have Snakes on a Plane.
  by David Hiltbrand
• Bianca's bonanza
  by Michael Klein
• Helter-swelter days of traffic
  by Wendy Ruderman
• Phillies Notes | Gordon likely gone for the weekend
  by Sam Carchidi
• Woods and Donald lead at the PGA
  by Joe Logan
• On Baseball | Pitching may derail Mets when playoff time comes
  by Jim Salisbury
• Nazi past will likely tarnish Grass
  by Carlin Romano
• Remnants of lives continue to haunt
  by Natalie Pompilio
• Farber's fate sealed before she quit
  by Jennifer Moroz
• Young players' being ranked not a good idea, one father says
  by Keith Pompey
• On Golf | Final two Ryder Cup picks will not be easy to make
  by Joe Logan
• Elbow room scarce near the top at PGA
  by Joe Logan
• Sports in Brief | Phelps grabs his fifth gold in swimming
• Steely Dan hit all the notes - but left their soul at home
  by Patrick Berkery
• Rendell's campaign is low-key and upbeat
  by Angela Couloumbis
• Entercom adding 16 radio stations; deals total $292 million
  by Miriam Hill
• Sports in Brief | Local wins silver in open-water swimming
• On Golf | Lehman takes a chance by selecting Verplank
  by Joe Logan
• NL wild-card chase heats up MVP race
• It's a history-making performance for the actress in the antiwar play "Mother Courage" in Central Park.
  by Toby Zinman
• Former Norristown mayor gets four years
  by Jeff Shields
• Worldview | We have what Iran wants
  by Trudy Rubin
• Volunteers spring into action as promised funding lags
  by Natalie Pompilio
• Blog: Dodd sees harm in Lieberman's choice
  by Dick Polman
• Presidential contenders keep dropping in
  by Angela Couloumbis and Thomas Fitzgerald
• Rowand may need surgery on ankle
  by Todd Zolecki
• New Orleans' flood-stained memories
  by Alfred Lubrano
• On the WNBA | Final four packed with playoff savvy
  by Mel Greenberg
• W. Phila. woman shot dead at home
  by Barbara Boyer and Lloylita Prout
• Shore beating suspect calls arrest a mistake
  by Keith Herbert
• Gov. Corzine names chief counsel as attorney general
  by Troy Graham
• The Parkway, street of dreams
  by Edith Newhall
• Morning Bytes | Our Phils: Ya love 'em, ya hate 'em
  by Frank Fitzpatrick
• Barkann gets new hosting challenge
• 'Morning after' pill gets final approval
  by Marie McCullough
• Editorial | Smith Memorial Playground
• Bare Knuckles | What's the buzz in the industry? PlayStation3 and much more
• A former King of Prussia dating service lied to the lovelorn about the scope and cost of its matchmaking, then balked when the clients tried to end the relationship, according to a lawsuit filed yesterday by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office
  by Bonnie L. Cook
• Praying to end the violence
  by Kristin E. Holmes
• Newsmakers | Cruise camp: Sorry about Shields
  by Tirdad Derakhshani
• Ex-Steeler looks to sway support of Eagles' fans
  by Kera Ritter
• Burlington County News in Brief
• Heisman Hype? Hardly
  by Mike Jensen
• An exercise club on the move
  by Don Beideman
• Inqlings | No longer a bachelor at large
  by Michael Klein
• tech.life@play | Best in zombie-infested fun
  by Dennis Mccauley
• New Orleans has powerful pull
  by Ryan S. Brandenberg
• They've got your back - and heart, head,feet...
  by Lini S. Kadaba
• P.S.: Listen - there are stories to hear
• Phils' Howard is a man in demand
  by Rob Parent
• Catering to Koreans
  by Joseph N. DiStefano
• John Grogan | A big gust, a pivotal moment
  by John Grogan
• DuPont ending traditional pension for new hires
  by Bob Fernandez
• Agassi's exit delayed by a well-timed win at Open
  by Bob Ford
• Inqlings | Wahlberg, Glover to shoot 'Shooter' in Philly
  by Michael Klein
• New look, new hopes for eager Temple
  by Kevin Tatum
• Better baseball through chemistry
• ViroPharma shares up on news of hepatitis C drug
  by Linda Loyd
• Manly men can wear cleats and dance shoes
  by Annette John-Hall
• Primeau still a question
  by Tim Panaccio
• On the WNBA | Shock's Smith ready for test with Monarchs
  by Mel Greenberg
• Phillies Notes | Gordon may be back in time for weekend
  by Todd Zolecki
• Gail Shister | A four-hour 'Today' show? Could happen
  by Gail Shister
• A.C. and Camden pols plead in corruption case
  by Troy Graham and George Anastasia
• 'Wicker Man' must appease classic's fans
  by Tirdad Derakhshani
• Rowan quarterback Orihel has scars of battle
  by Shannon Ryan
• Editorial | Philly's Poverty Rate
• La Salle player keeps battling
  by Mike Jensen

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