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Articles in September, 2008 issue of USA TODAY

• Blues singing praises of rookie Berglund
  by Kevin Allen
• Critic's Corner
  by Robert Bianco
• Cool fall for the fellas
  by Olivia Barker
• If taxpayers bear the risk, let them share in reward
• Running out the clock
• T-Mobile's G1 is homely but not bad
  by Edward C. Baig
• Hormones not for all prostate cancer cases
  by Liz Szabo
• Fantasy
  by Matt Pitzer
• Interview
• Eagles blitzed early, often
  by Jim Corbett
• Report: Medicare spending millions on suspicious claims
  by Julie Appleby
• Chasing a playoff berth
• 'War' pulls from the front lines of Iraq, depths of soldiers' lives
  by Bob Minzesheimer
• Reader by iRex could be more user-friendly
  by Edward C. Baig
• Spike Lee manages to pull off a 'Miracle'
  by Susan Wloszczyna
• 'Lightning': Electrifying slice of history
  by Don Oldenburg
• 'The Simpsons' hits landmark
  by Bill Keveney
• Playoff recipe needs dash of spice
  by Steve DiMeglio
• Ridley Scott takes on terror
  by Scott Bowles
• Chasers going for two
  by Steve DiMeglio
• Dodge sputters to finish line
  by Seth Livingstone
• Radcliffe puts the spurs to his role in 'Equus'
  by Elysa Gardner
• Buffett dives into pool of anxiety
  by Adam Shell
• Bills' Edwards could fill bill
  by Matt Pitzer
• East Lake course longer, tougher
  by Jerry Potter
• Media
  by Michael Hiestand
• Surefire ways to keep 'em coming
  by Mike Lopresti
• New rules trim game times
  by Jack Carey
• Debates aren't do or die
  by Ross K. Baker
• After Games, it's red, white and Blue Devils
  by Marlen Garcia
• Delta, Northwest shareholders vote on merger today
  by Marilyn Adams and Dan Reed
• Chinese candy sold in U.S. has harmful chemical
  by Elizabeth Weise
• Home prices fall 9.5% from '07, but buyers returning
  by Paul Davidson
• Yanks out, but Torre not spiteful
  by Bob Nightengale
• Armstrong takes aim at cancer in return
  by Dan Friedell
• Loans for automakers near approval
  by Sharon Silke Carty
• Edgy investors sweat through bailout debate
  by Matt Krantz
• Continental returns minimum frequent-flier miles to elite members
  by Gary Stoller
• Bailout push hits fever pitch
  by Sue Kirchhoff and Barbara Hagenbaugh
• 'Wildcat' success spawns copycats
  by Jarrett Bell
• Midlifers live their dreams
  by Nanci Hellmich
• Drama cures itself with a wink to fans
  by Robert Bianco
• Healthy Brown regains footing
  by Tom Pedulla
• Lobbyists in 'feeding frenzy'
  by Fredreka Schouten, Ken Dilanian and Matt Kelley
• China plans first spacewalk
  by Calum MacLeod
• Bush finds crisis puts increasing demands on him
  by Richard Wolf
• Incarcerated getting educated
  by Ron Barnett
• Women rule the roost, and that's OK with men
  by Sharon Jayson
• With Games over, new lives begin
  by David Leon Moore
• Local matters share ballot spotlight in Ark.
  by Joanne Bratton
• Seeking a boost, McCain changes the game again
  by Susan Page and Kathy Kiely
• Struggling Lions chase CEO Millen out
  by Larry Weisman
• Manny puts Dodgers a win away
  by Bob Nightengale
• 5 questions for Bob Schieffer
  by Craig Wilson
• Book Buzz
  by Deirdre Donahue, Carol Memmott and Bob Minzesheimer
• Enter 'One Fifth Avenue' for glamour, fun
  by Carol Memmott
• 'Star Wars' game sells 1.5 million copies
  by Jefferson Graham and Mike Snider
• Memoirs
• Milestones
  by Gene Farris
• Web
  by Bob Kimball
• Down to the final 30
• Overheard at usatoday.com
• At debates, less is more
• Bailout plan is far from the end of nation's debt crisis
• Penguins boast two of top three scorers
  by Kevin Allen
• Torres hasn't slowed
  by Vicki Michaelis
• Next step: Gold medals in 2012
  by Vicki Michaelis; Dick Patrick
• Family's wounds healing
  by David Leon Moore
• Today's TV game
• Phelps, Lochte intent on helping out others
  by Janice Lloyd and Vicki Michaelis
• Johnson shifts focus to cancer awareness
  by Marlen Garcia
• McCain, Obama heading to White House summit
  by Richard Wolf
• Advertising in decline
• Industries' donations to committees' lawmakers
• Election could ride on voter comfort level with nominee
  by Susan Page
• Year-round fun at its peak -- and its valley
  by Larry Olmsted
• 'Lucky Ones' takes long way around
  by Claudia Puig
• 'Miracle at St. Anna' could use some divine intervention
  by Claudia Puig
• Here's a concept: Civilized dining at the airport
  by Jerry Shriver
• 'Dexter' aims for emotional development
  by Gary Strauss

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