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Articles in April, 2005 issue of USA TODAY

• Shadows of 'Doubt' will hang over audience for a long time
  by Elysa Gardner
• Net, technology, print-on-demand firms make self-publishing easier
  by Byron Acohido
• Scoring these ducats a coup
• Portfolio is on right track but needs some tweaking
  by John Waggoner
• Thousands drawn to St. Peter's to mourn and reflect
  by Marco R. della Cava
• That Amber and Rob: 'Everyone hates them'
  by Ann Oldenburg
• Spare Cochran legacy of 'race card' label
  by DeWayne Wickham
• Report says quality of air service slipped in 2004
  by Dan Reed
• Building Baylor took bit of luck
  by Dick Patrick
• Fun and fundraising mix together nicely
  by William Keck
• ESPN to show more regular-season games
  by Dick Patrick and Kelly Whiteside
• Supreme Court rules IRAs exempt from bankruptcy proceedings
  by Joan Biskupic
• American League Central
• When pharmacists refuse, market is best medicine
• White House drama in need of term limits
  by Robert Bianco
• SEC expected to alter rule on buying, selling
  by Greg Farrell
• First-time Final Four teams bring in new era
  by Kelly Whiteside
• Unheralded defenders step up and contribute
  by Ridge Mahoney
• Mulkey-Robertson understands how to win
  by Dick Patrick
• A look at their future projects
  by Anthony Breznican
• U.S. cardinals could have influential role in papal conclave
  by Cathy Lynn Grossman
• Wanted: CEO, no Ivy required
  by Del Jones
• More than 3,000 registered for 40-and-over, all-women marathon in N.Y.
  by Jill Lieber
• Ex-N. Carolina coach Doherty reflects on what might have been
  by Jack Carey
• Some college football coaches consider publicizing vote
  by Thomas O'Toole
• Sizing up Augusta National
• A U.S. passport primer
  by Laura Bly
• Half-baked 'Sahara' parched for suspense
  by Claudia Puig
• 'Freak dancing': If only it stopped there
  by Desda Moss
• Suite deal for Mets' Beltran
  by Rod Beaton
• Gas prices not expected to spoil driving vacations
  by James R. Healey
• Subways tune in to new revenue
  by Larry Copeland
• Critic's corner
  by Robert Bianco
• U.S. aims to spend money in Iran
  by Barbara Slavin
• Vegas goes back to naughty roots
  by Michael McCarthy
• Data do not support ban on silicone breast implants
  by Sally Satel
• Hardee's indulges diners with handmade shakes
  by Bruce Horovitz
• DiMarco recovers, fights to the end
  by Jerry Potter
• USA TODAY's 2005 All-USA Community and Junior College Academic Teams
  by Tracey Wong Briggs
• Unforgivable trespass: Incessant commentary
  by Robert Bianco
• Sex guide has family in a sweat
  by Donna Freydkin
• Breast cancer survivors can preserve fertility
  by Liz Szabo
• DVDs replay history for students
  by Mike Snider
• Ford, GM stocks require jump-start
  by Matt Krantz and Sharon Silke Carty
• Breast-implant meeting draws dozens of speakers, pro and con
  by Rita Rubin
• Coming up to bat
  by Bob Minzesheimer
• A deeper look into space law
  by Dan Vergano
• 'Genographic Project' aims to tell us where we came from
  by Dan Vergano
• Verizon's Slim offer sets deal's ceiling
  by Leslie Cauley
• Airport manager: Expect security delays in Atlanta
  by Thomas Frank
• Insurgents come looking for deals to enter politics
  by Jim Michaels
• CDC calls for more secure labs
  by Anita Manning
• 'House of D' built on shaky script
  by Claudia Puig
• What's in the future for your newspaper?
  by Al Neuharth
• SEC's enforcement chief leaving
  by Greg Farrell
• Adviser suggests president could compromise on accounts
  by Susan Page
• Sting have top draft pick but no easy No. 1 choice
  by Oscar Dixon
• Miss Marple never grows old
  by Robert Bianco
• New on DVD
  by Mike Clark
• Dieting's a laughing matter for Pepsi
  by Michael McCarthy
• Report: No ethics breach in Education Dept.
  by Greg Toppo and Mark Memmott
• Gasoline prices unlikely to budge
  by Judy Keen
• For medical whodunits, good thing House is on the case
• DeLay dust-up draws venom, but where's scrutiny?
• AMD basks in Hollywood's glow
  by Byron Acohido
• Picture is clearer on disc care
  by Thomas K. Arnold
• Verizon TV service to have NBC Universal
  by David Lieberman
• Rodgers dreams of boyhood team
  by Jarrett Bell
• Phelps counsels teens against drinking, driving
  by Jared S. Hopkins
• Readers split on potential trade bait for Cavaliers' James
  by David DuPree
• Picking apart the 'Big Bang' brings a big mystery
  by Dan Vergano
• Looming pension crisis in China stirs fears of chaos
  by David J. Lynch
• KPMG to pay $22.5M to settle Xerox questions
  by Greg Farrell
• Dividend cut could be in struggling GM's future
  by John Waggoner
• F1 chief deals with grumbling teams eying alternate series
  by Gary Graves
• Empowerment as a solution
  by Gary Hook
• Discover the thinking behind the unthinkable
  by Michael Jacobs
• Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy will get tougher soon
  by Sandra Block
• Paris, Nicole on the outs
  by Karen Thomas
• Ruling opens door for 9/11 plea
  by Toni Locy

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