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Articles in July 17, 2000 issue of National Review

• Abortion: Ruling Without Mercy - Brief Article
• Time's Terrible Two: The perils of Barlett and Steele
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• The Church of Wills. - Review - book review
  by Robert Royal
• Don't Be Like Mike: What Kinsley & Co. fail to grasp - capital gains tax
  by Stephen Moore
• Film: Gibson's Revolution - Mel Gibso's new movie "The Patriot"
  by Jonah Goldberg
• Phony Tony-and Cronies: Blair at a crossroads - United Kingdom
  by David Pryce-Jones
• Campaign 2000: Gas Lines - Brief Article
• Film: Proustitution - Marcel Proust's novel adapted
  by John Simon
• The Longest, Awfulest Game: Against soccer
  by John Derbyshire
• Capital Punishment: Lifeless Debate - Brief Article
• Theater: With Jesus in Bavaria
  by Linda Bridges
• Hillary R.: Will New York save the Queen? - Hillary Rodham Clinton
  by Noemie Emery
• On the Right - Capital Punishment-Oppose What? - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• The Bane that is Jane: Miss Fonda in her own mind
  by Peter Collier
• To Run with W - Brief Article
• On the Right - Die to Enrich Government? - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• Most Hated U.: A visit to Bob Jones
  by Jay Nordlinger
• Exotic Delights. - Review - book review
  by Christopher Caldwell
• On the Right - Peter McWilliams, R.I.P - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• Notes & Asides
• A Logical and Just Practice
  by John O'Sullivan
• Misanthrope's Corner - are English no longer the sensible people - Brief Article
  by Florence King
• Letters
• Gore's Investor Bid: Bush should top him
  by Richard Nadler
• The Chair Deters
  by William Tucker
• The Week - politics
• Smog and Mirrors: Gore's dishonest campaign against Texas - presidential candidate Al Gore
  by John J. Miller
• Beyond the 'Humanly Tolerable' - Brief Article
  by Peter L. Berger