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Articles in Oct 20, 2008 issue of National Review

• Have a drink on us
  by Joe La Zizza
• A-comin' to set the record straight
  by Richard L. Leed
• Go eat uranium
  by Charles E. Small
• Touche
  by Linda Hagglund
• Sale of the Century
  by Kevin A. Hasset
• Taking on water
• Gangster politics: a handful of GOP senators came close to blocking sound energy policy
  by Stephen Spruiell
• Battle for high ground: of the GOP's prospects in Colorado
  by Mark Hemingway
• Anatomy of a train wreck: the causes of the mortgage meltdown
  by Stan J. Liebowitz
• Sarah Palin, governor: why has she been successful in Alaska?
  by Byron York
• 'United in the faith, differing on a particular': in which our heroes debate the Panama Canal
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Dismal etymology
  by Florence King
• An epic talent
  by Mark Hemingway
• The name game
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Hanks a million!
  by Christopher Buckley
• Anything-goes democrats
• That sinking feeling
• Special rules for special needs: could learning-disabled kids lead the way to market-based education reform?
  by John J. Miller
• Debt or equity? Options for funding higher education
  by Kevin D. Williams
• Carpe Christo
  by Kathleen Parker
• Archaeologist
  by William Baer
• Biased and bonkers
  by Kevin D. Williamson
• Ratings sweeps.: Rethinking the Presidential Rating Game
  by Jay Cost
• Burn before watching
  by Ross Douthat
• The week
• The road to financial hell: we're only at the beginning
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• Worse than a bailout—a blunder: how not to conduct a government intervention
  by Alan Reynolds
• Transcript: Hardball on MSNBC, with hosts Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews
  by Rob Long
• Pro-choice: democrats—some of them—are learning to love vouchers
  by Robert Verbruggen
• When knowledge is critical: brief reflections on Middle East studies
  by Jay Nordlinger
• A tool, not a fetish: against the economics of Mad Max
  by Andrew Stuttaford
• Testing the Bradley effect: are opinion polls making accurate predictions about Barack Obama?
  by Jay Cost