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Articles in January, 2006 issue of USA TODAY

• Fares in many cities could be on their way up
  by Marilyn Adams and Mindy Fetterman
• Readers split on Pistons winning 70
  by David DuPree
• War's critics honor troops' heroism
• Paltry year-end gains better than no gains at all
• Boston mayor goes for
  by John Bacon
• Quiznos hopes to bowl over buyers with bread bowls
  by Bruce Horovitz
• Pharmacists deal with Medicare confusion
  by Wendy Koch
• 'Narnia' reigns
• Time is right to eclipse records
  by Tom Spousta
• Jaguars are on the spot with QB choice
  by Skip Wood
• USC's Carroll 'loving the college life'
  by Kelly Whiteside
• Trojans' tailback tandem leaves mark
  by David Leon Moore
• Dread, jubilation, despair rock miners' families
• Small and sporty drives auto show
  by Chris Woodyard
• Stoudemire: 'Once I get back, we can't be stopped'
  by Roscoe Nance
• How you can get rid of credit card blues
  by Al Neuharth
• UConn-Tennessee will be game event
  by Dick Patrick
• USA loses bronze to Finland 4-2
  by Kevin Allen
• The next iPod
  by Mike Snider
• Passengers fly off ships with new check-in service
  by Gene Sloan; Jerry Shriver; Olivia Barker
• Bad business plan grounds airline
• Prep stars speak out on BCS, NFL and playing for pay
  by Christopher Lawlor
• We're on miners' side
  by David G. Dye
• Stagnant car sales could lead to market share battle
  by Sharon Silke Carty
• Teens hang out at MySpace
  by Janet Kornblum
• Brand, in change of heart, seeks more name recognition for NCAA
  by Steve Wieberg
• Latest coal tragedy reveals lax safety enforcement
• Pill regimens test patients
• Elementary teacher does her homework -- lots of it
  by Tracey Wong Briggs
• Macworld's turn: Apple may unveil retooled laptops
  by Jefferson Graham
• ESPN website to show video from Games
  by Michael Hiestand
• 'Gentle Giant' BANA
  by Donna Freydkin
• NFL coaching carousel lacks horsepower
  by Ian O'Connor
• In nuclear challenge, Iran bets world will blink first
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• Small firms deserve relief
  by Andrew M. Langer
• Viva Miss America: Back and in Vegas
  by Olivia Barker
• Panthers not having secondary concerns
  by Chuck Johnson
• It just figures: Skating is filled with messes
  by Christine Brennan
• Sony gives Wie another chance to make men's cut
  by Tom Spousta
• Fake research, real effects
• Patriot Act is convenient target
  by Amitai Etzioni
• Palm Treo 700w, with Windows Mobile, is a likable smartphone
  by Edward C. Baig
• Home alone won't bring playoff win
  by Larry Weisman
• Big-market ballclubs sit on cash
  by Jorge L. Ortiz
• Has Citgo become a political tool for Hugo Chavez?
  by David J. Lynch
• Invasion of the allegories
  by Susan Wloszczyna
• 'Glory Road' reunion
  by Jill Lieber
• Opener doesn't waste a second
  by Robert Bianco
• NASD names Schapiro to replace CEO
  by Greg Farrell
• Ford puts computer in truck; Delphi hypes satellite radio
  by Mike Wendland
• USA's Lilly proud of milestone but far from done
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• Islanders' Milbury out, will stay until new GM is named
  by Kevin Allen
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• Your ticket to Europe's high-flying, low-fare airlines
  by Gene Sloan
• Ex-QBs like camera's flip side
  by Michael Hiestand
• IRS setting tax breaks for hybrids
  by Chris Woodyard
• Ford touts Volvo safety link in ads but not trials
  by Jayne O'Donnell
• Winters brought depth to needy characters
  by Susan Wloszczyna
• Seahawks soar over setbacks to oust 'Skins
  by Larry Weisman
• Grand jury to probe hospitals
  by Kevin Johnson
• Overdoing germ warfare
  by Kim Painter
• N.J. governor signs public smoking ban
  by John Bacon
• 'Smart' simplifies financial strategy
  by Kerry Hannon
• Filling out college financial aid application can save you lots of money
  by Sandra Block
• Defense gives Bryant's team 3-on-3 win in split decision
  by David DuPree
• Court losing O'Connor's unique voice
  by Joan Biskupic
• Lidge keeps driving ahead
  by Mel Antonen
• USA's Gionta preparing for Italy
  by Adam Hirshfield
• Committee vote set for Jan. 24
  by Kathy Kiely
• GM has high hopes for new Escalade, Super Bowl ad blitz
  by Laura Petrecca
• 'Must-win' attitude gets Motorola back on the hip track
  by Kevin Maney
• Seahawks won't run scared if Alexander doesn't play
  by Larry Weisman
• Risk of teen drivers reaches others
  by Jayne O'Donnell
• Downhill's disciplined demon
  by David Leon Moore
• 'There are some things humor can't cure'
• U.S. death toll
• Open talk about adoption
  by Steve Friess
• AMD, eBay, Apple post reassuring results
  by Michelle Kessler, Jim Hopkins and Jefferson Graham
• Japan's turmoil could hit U.S. investors
  by John Waggoner

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