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Articles in October 2004 issue of USA TODAY

• Don't let your vacation get blown away
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• 'Huckabees' has heart but too little direction
  by Claudia Puig
• Get lead, avoid 'big one'
  by Larry Marshak
• MLB, Angelos are still working out settlement
  by Hal Bodley
• Orton, Purdue take on Irish
  by Evan Millar
• Most contenders excel at Talladega
  by Gary Graves
• Some insurers limited Vioxx
  by Julie Appleby and Matt Krantz
• Sacked, and now they're back
  by Peter Johnson
• Purdue makes its point
  by Malcolm Moran
• Another wedding march for tunesmith Billy Joel
  by Olivia Barker
• Earnhardt cruises, then curses
  by Gary Graves
• Sugar business sours as U.S. goes diet crazy
  by Bruce Horovitz
• USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 coaches' poll
• Urban greenway: An alternate route from Maine to Florida
  by Sarah Hofius
• Sacrifice or slam, Finley does whatever it takes for Dodgers
  by David Leon Moore
• A-Rod has just one goal, not 252
  by Ian O'Connor
• 'Kind of a creepy thing': Clues to human origins turn up in head lice
  by Dan Vergano
• DiCaprio revels in Hughes' world
  by Scott Bowles
• Gisele Bundchen: She's one bad motor scooter
  by Donna Freydkin
• The world has lost Iraq's oil
  by Youssef M. Ibrahim
• Oil hits high of over $51 a barrel
  by James R. Healey
• Long Beach school has most in NFL
  by Jeff Goodman
• Barbs fly as No. 2s try to inflict damage
  by Bill Nichols
• Santana, even not at his best, keeps Yankees at arm's length
  by Hal Bodley
• Bremer: U.S. paid 'big price' for lack of troops in Iraq
  by Barbara Slavin
• Assessing the candidates' assertions
  by Peronet Despeignes, John Diamond, Jim Drinkard, Steven Komarow, Dave Moniz, Barbara Slavin, Andrea Stone; William Welch
• Carey's 'Green Screen': Drawn to distraction
  by Robert Bianco
• Sizing up the Sooners' super streak
  by Steve Wieberg
• Fannie Mae accountant cites 'threats, intimidation and reprisal'
  by Edward Iwata and Jayne O'Donnell
• Ex-teammates sour on Williams
  by Jarrett Bell
• Escobar has losing record but winning numbers
  by David Leon Moore
• Beyond the top 50: Biography
• Report creates firestorm at Senate hearing
  by John Diamond
• Guide to Molvania: Is this a great country, or what?
  by Jayne Clark
• Trans-Atlantic trips, and deals, take flight
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• An AIDS question without an answer
  by Bonnie Marshall
• Candidates bank on numbers, but voters care most about impressions
  by Walter Shapiro
• Ready to emerge
  by Steve Wieberg
• Odds and ends from the Saturday scramble
  by Jack Carey and Andy Gardiner
• Florida: Weathering the calm
  by Laura Bly
• Washington's Senators: Baseball as it SHOULD be
  by Steve Kluger
• 'Postcards' is a flip side of The Beatles
  by Edna Gundersen
• J.C. Penney ads go for the cool factor
  by Theresa Howard
• Riffs take a licking
  by Jim Cheng
• What's next unclear after Congress lowers boom on Boeing deal
  by Byron Acohido
• Was Chiron a victim of too-lofty goals?
  by Jim Hopkins
• Networks say no to NBC's delay tactic in spite of curse not foiled on ESPN
  by Rudy Martzke
• Giants' growing pains are paying off
  by Larry Weisman
• Braves beat Astros 6-5, force Game 5
  by Gary Graves
• An answer to standardized tests
  by Greg Toppo
• How did Vioxx debacle happen?
  by Rita Rubin
• 'I could do that.' The best sports lure the fans
  by Robert Lipsyte
• FDA denies knowing scope of plant's mess
  by Anita Manning
• Zavagnin proves he's hard man to match for USA in Cup qualifying
  by Ridge Mahoney
• Titans trample struggling Favre, Packers at Lambeau
  by Skip Wood
• USA TODAY Super 25 rankings
• Bush plan gives people reins
  by Tim Adams
• 'Housewives' still strong
  by Gary Levin
• Fox displeased baseball has to go toe-to-toe with presidential debate
  by Rudy Martzke
• Four years later, Lacy a titlist
  by Dan Rafael
• Critic's corner
  by Robert Bianco
• The defiant one: John Paul to mark 26th anniversary
  by Cathy Lynn Grossman
• Cannavale's sexy screen career gets a leg up in 'Dance'
  by William Keck
• Collegians rock the vote
  by Joe Eaton
• Iraqi TV delivers twists on reality and reality shows
  by Cesar G. Soriano
• Fast-rising Louisville sees boon in '05 move to Big East
  by Jack Carey
• Trip to New York proves disastrous for Red Sox
  by David Leon Moore
• Flu vaccine offered at up to 10 times normal price
  by Julie Appleby
• Architect has built a grand piano
• Clash of styles punctuates vast differences in goals
• Viewed from Wisconsin, Kerry gains some ground
  by Kathy Kiely
• Other fan-driven rescues
  by Rati Bishnoi
• Holy month begins with apprehension
  by Jim Michaels
• Want new Google? Here's how to get it
  by Jefferson Graham
• Not even close: Gates says football TDs slam basketball dunks
  by Greg Boeck
• Candidates begin sprint to finish line
  by Judy Keen and Martin Kasindorf
• Critic's corner
  by Robert Bianco
• Marsh & McLennan accused of price fixing, collusion
  by Thor Valdmanis, Adam Shell and Elliot Blair Smith
• Ads pump up eBay community with good feelings
  by Theresa Howard
• Few are sleepless in Minneapolis
  by Sarah Hofius