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Articles in November, 2007 issue of USA TODAY

• 'Crowd Farm' looks underfoot for renewable energy source
  by Angela Haupt
• Oil's records headed for gas pump
  by James R. Healey
• Get past the rhetoric
  by James Gattuso
• Fed does another dip with rates
  by Sue Kirchhoff
• Census gives odd-year elections added importance
  by Dennis Cauchon
• O'Neal: Heat still a threat
  by Roscoe Nance
• Delta Queen might just keep rolling along
  by Gene Sloan
• Hotel furnishings go high-tech, eco-friendly
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• Saban at center of Alabama-LSU
  by Lee Feinswog
• Cities dim lights to see stars, lower bills
  by John Ritter
• New on DVD
  by Mike Clark
• College basketball: 2007-08
• Who's giving? Who knows? States keep voters in the dark
• Victory lane at Texas a unique experience
  by Nate Ryan
• Experimental heart drug beats Plavix in trials
  by Steve Sternberg
• 'American Gangster' stomps 'Bee'
  by Scott Bowles
• Google enlists help for Google Phone
  by Leslie Cauley
• Game-changing freshman adds to Memphis
  by Andy Gardiner
• Navy ship finally comes in
  by Jon Saraceno
• Drop sexist view of female coaches
• Watch, listen & read
  by Jacqueline Blais
• Link to the hot topics at usatoday.com
• It's 'Enough': Money, murder
  by Carol Memmott
• Poll finds Americans split on taking military action in Iran
  by Susan Page
• Time Warner's Parsons plans exit
  by David Lieberman
• Wis. jury rejects claim in lead paint case
  by Greg Toppo
• Gas price at $3 again
  by Barbara Hagenbaugh
• A test drive of two online TV services
  by Mike Snider
• Dream has died for many illegal immigrants' children
• Movie fans vote 'no' on politics
  by Scott Bowles and Anthony DeBarros
• Federal study cites fewer homeless; method for counting them criticized
  by Wendy Koch
• Even good CEOs pick the wrong direction
  by Del Jones
• Yahoo execs apologize for China role
  by Richard Wolf and Jim Hopkins
• Governors' races in spotlight yield little surprise
  by Dennis Cauchon
• Google goes cellular
• Yahoo shares savaged over China journalist
  by Jim Hopkins and Jefferson Graham
• Do-not-call violators get zinged with $7.7M in fines
  by Paul Davidson
• Cruise: A moving image
  by Donna Freydkin
• Season out of kilter
  by Tom Weir
• 5 questions for Shirley MacLaine
  by Deirdre Donahue
• 'Wild' man Bear Grylls keeps his cool
  by Peter Johnson
• Ford loss better than expected; turnaround appears on track
  by Sharon Silke Carty
• Fed chair issues a gloomy forecast
  by Sue Kirchhoff
• NFL Network, cable in tug of war
  by Michael McCarthy
• LAPD plan draws ire from Muslims
  by Mimi Hall
• Jones can't help but put music in 'Blueberry Nights'
  by Ken Barnes; Peter Johnson; Anthony Breznican
• Small schools hit big time on 'GameDay'
• Van Zandt rolls out plan for rock in schools
  by Mary Beth Marklein
• Casual restaurants resort to coupons as meal tickets
  by Bruce Horovitz
• Moved-up Iowa caucuses could hinder youth vote
  by Jill Lawrence
• New Orleans' historic streetcars are now back on track
  by Rick Jervis
• Stagehands' costly strike chills Broadway, tourists
  by Donna Freydkin
• When the government sells insurance, everybody pays
• Heisman hot sheet
• Web watch
  by Whitney Matheson
• Stars work their magic for Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
  by Andrea Mandell
• Chargers, Colts scratch heads after odd contest
  by Jarrett Bell
• Which online-archived comic book should fans pick first?
  by David Colton
• Trio jells quickly in Boston
  by David DuPree
• Traditional pensions are almost gone.
  by Julie Appleby
• E-mails surface about safety of meat packaging
  by Julie Schmit
• Now you can rock 'n' go with personalized Internet radio
  by Jefferson Graham
• Web gets a bit blue around the collar
  by Mike Snider
• Distrust, fear grip Pakistani majority
  by Zafar M. Sheikh and Paul Wiseman
• All eyes on forwards from Texas, Georgia as basketball signing period opens
  by Jim Halley
• Rockers chronicle their rocky roads of fame
  by Karen Thomas
• Georgians pray for rain
  by Larry Copeland
• Consumers tapped brakes on spending in October
  by Barbara Hagenbaugh
• Delta panel to look into merger
  by Marilyn Adams
• Post wins Trophy Truck title in tight race
  by A.J. Perez
• Wake Forest procures top-notch trio
  by Jim Halley
• Dolphins' Williams reinstated
  by Skip Wood
• Book buzz
  by Jacqueline Blais, Deirdre Donahue and Jocelyn McClurg
• Girls
• Holiday vacations still available -- for a price
  by Jerry Shriver
• Golden days for Argentine wine could turn a bit cloudy
  by David J. Lynch
• Redskins QB Campbell seeks to make his mark
  by Gary Mihoces
• Jaguars marked by spotty play
  by Tom Weir
• 10 great places to harvest a bounty of artisan breads
  by Kathy Baruffi
• Spitzer loses control of license proposal

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