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Articles in January, 2005 issue of USA TODAY

• FBI: No terror link in lasers aimed at aircraft
  by Kevin Johnson and Alan Levin
• 'Idol' will adjust its winning formula
  by Bill Keveney
• White, Bush two much to handle
  by David Leon Moore
• Parking spaces stretch to fit fat rides
  by Charisse Jones
• Auburn hopes to make convincing closing statement
  by Andy Gardiner
• Congress expects $100 billion war request
  by Peronet Despeignes
• Some hotels make guest rooms workout-friendly
  by Chris Woodyard
• Likable loser finds love and redemption in 'Memory of Running'
  by Bob Minzesheimer
• Bells dig in to dominate high-speed Internet realm
  by Leslie Cauley
• Will Eagles rise to occasion?
  by Gordon Forbes
• As contributions pour in, officials offer conflicting advice to public
  by Judy Keen
• Illinois' star senator Obama tells reporters to slow down
  by Maureen Groppe
• USA TODAY Super 25 rankings
• EBay spends bigger on advertising
  by Theresa Howard
• 'Plateau busters' to the rescue
  by Nanci Hellmich
• Candidates craving coverage
  by Steven Komarow
• Bumbling Vikings hardly playoff conquerors
  by Jon Saraceno
• Broncos in playoffs after 33-14 victory
  by Vicki Michaelis
• The scoreboard watching has begun on Wall Street. The magic number for investors: 11,722.98
  by Adam Shell
• 'Vive la France,' and eat
  by Nanci Hellmich
• Outsider sought to shake up studio
  by Michael McCarthy
• Heismans secured, quarterbacks go for ring
  by Jack Carey
• Change helps USC defense
  by Jack Carey
• NFL momentum carries to playoffs
  by Skip Wood
• Medal game previews by Kevin Allen
  by Kevin Allen
• Charters: Success or failure?
• New heart villain seen
  by Steve Sternberg
• Flavored cigarettes, colorful wrappers ignite ire
  by Liz Szabo
• Jude Law pops the question
  by Cesar G. Soriano
• Young stars ready for impact
  by Kevin Allen
• In Asia, a fatally slow alert . . . at home, more of the same
• Newlywed Woods 'hungrier'
  by Tom Spousta
• Funk plays the role of straight man
  by Jerry Potter
• What a difference a day makes on '24'
  by Robert Bianco
• Got an old PC? Don't trash it: Recycle it
  by Jon Swartz
• Late shopping pushes sales growth to 3%
  by Lorrie Grant
• AT&T calling-card users could see 20% rate hike
  by Paul Davidson
• New point man helps Heat win 14 in a row
  by Roscoe Nance
• New on DVD
  by Mike Clark
• You read it here first: Resorts offer new books
  by Kitty Bean Yancey; Jerry Shriver; Craig Wilson
• Johnson turns career around with victory-filled 2004
  by Dan Rafael
• In Los Angeles: Theme of this muscle-bound show could be 'more power to you'
  by Chris Woodyard
• Laws restrict use of federal funds
  by Jim Drinkard
• Where do Series-ending balls wind up?
  by Mel Antonen
• Tracking the men's Top 25
• Armstrong's classic dilemma
  by Sal Ruibal
• When democracy fails
  by Ralph Peters
• 'They really love each other'
  by Donna Freydkin and Cesar G. Soriano
• Push underway for 4-star chief of intelligence
  by John Diamond
• Crooks faking Web sites to bilk unwitting donors
  by Edward Iwata and Martin Kasindorf
• Ban on adoption by gays left intact
  by Joan Biskupic
• Coaches association wants to use radios for direct line to QBs
  by Thomas O'Toole
• Forecast for 2005: Mostly clear skies
  by Sue Kirchhoff and Barbara Hagenbaugh
• Why grown kids come home
  by Haya El Nasser
• U.S. troops report successes in relief effort
  by Paul Wiseman
• After coming close in 2004, Gordon feeling optimistic
  by Gary Graves
• Feds pursue suspected spammers
  by Jon Swartz
• Inaugural security will stretch from sky to underground
  by Mimi Hall
• Mario dominates
• Rookie Roethlisberger wins over everybody
  by Tom Spousta
• 'Cover' blows the lid off life in the CIA
  by Edward Nawotka
• Poll: Most object to extreme interrogation tactics
  by Toni Locy
• Commerce chief calls on China for piracy crackdown
  by David J. Lynch
• Program permits Army retirees to re-enter active duty
  by Gregg Zoroya
• Sentencing ruling's impact uncertain
  by Joan Biskupic
• Planes will soon fly stacked more closely
  by Gary Stoller
• 'Stripes' wallows in the mud
  by Mike Clark
• A more creative use of white space
  by Maria Puente
• SkyCam on top of skating action
  by Gary Mihoces
• Bush sees legacy in taking on big challenges
  by Richard Benedetto and Judy Keen
• Buck shouldn't bow to criticism
  by Rudy Martzke
• Best of rested are rarin' to play
  by Jarrett Bell
• Exclusivity in the clouds
  by Gene Sloan
• Tracking the men's top 25
• Southwest ads tickle funny bone, frugally
  by Theresa Howard
• Images of Titan amaze scientists
  by Dan Vergano
• Wideout Jackson leads West stars
  by Chris Lawlor
• Rolling survey for 2010 Census keeps data up to date
  by Haya El Nasser
• Abuse trial focuses tightly on Graner's actions
  by Laura Parker
• World watches as justice is delivered -- but unevenly

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