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Articles in Oct 28, 2002 issue of National Review

• The Case for No Confidence: On the economy, forget the White House's happy talk
  by Stephen Moore
• Tony Tigers - Brief Article
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Collared-Falsely: Not every priest is rightly accused - catholic church scandal
  by Rod Dreher
• On the Right
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• Letters
• Visas for Terrorists: They were ill-prepared. They were laughable. They were approved
  by Joel Mowbray
• And another thing… - Brief Article
  by Jonah Goldberg
• The Week
• The End of an Alliance: It's time to tell the House of Saud goodbye
  by Alex Alexiev
• CAMPAIGN 2002: Corruptions - New Jersey senator caught in a extorsion case - Brief Article
• The Long View - Brief Article - Excerpt
  by Rob Long
• Notes and Asides
• Our Chavez - Not Cesar - Book Review
  by Jay Nordlinger
• The Wrong Man at Langley: George Tenet isn't up to it; neither is U.S. intelligence - fumblings of the Central Intelligence Agency
  by Bill Gertz
• Man and Monument - Book Review
  by Tracy Lee Simmons
• Sharia in Kabul?: A theological iron curtain is descending across Afghanistan - radicalism taking hold across the nation
  by Nina Shea
• A Federal Case - Book Review
  by Richard A. Epstein
• Saddam's Last Stand: He won't sit quietly till the Marines burst in - Saddam Hussein, Iraq's ruler
  by David Pryce-Jones
• Standard Deviance - Book Review
  by Carol Iannone
• The Jersey Jive: A state, a scandal, a legacy
  by Byron York
• That Was No Lady - Book Review
  by Jonah Goldberg