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Articles in March 5, 2007 issue of National Review
- Eliot Spitzer, the new Democratic governor of New York, is in a fight with the legislature over filling the position of the state's chief financial officer
- When it was reported that Speaker Pelosi had requested a military plane big enough to fly her and her entourage coast to coast nonstop, Republicans delightedly pounced on a scandalous "Air Pelosi" story
- Terrorism? Islam? What connection?
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Plots to behead: dealing with the phenomena of our time
by Theodore Dalrymple -
To The Haunted Child
by Jennifer Reeser - Senior American military officials gave a briefing in Baghdad on Iranian weapons that have killed 170 Americans and wounded 620 since 2004: EFPs, or explosively formed penetrators, that release armor-cutting molten copper balls
- Like a lot of battle plans, Senate majority leader Harry Reid's didn't survive contact with the enemy
- And now to North Korea: when did Kim Jong Il become trustworthy?
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Thrill Me
by W.H. von Dreele -
The death of the Hamilton Center: a case in upstate New York has implications all over
by John J. Miller -
St. John of Harvard yard
by Edward Feser - Sen. Hillary Clinton said that the record profits of "the oil companies" should be put in an alternative-energy fund
- If there is one aspect of War on Terror diplomacy that robs administration officials of their sleep more than any other, it is surely the U.S.-Pakistan relationship
- George Santayana, who taught there, called Harvard the "toy Athens" of America
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Into Africa: to Timbuktu and back
by Rob Long -
God, man & sex
by Michael Potemra - 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft asked Sen. Barack Obama what he made of charges that he isn't "black enough."
- The number of nations that extend formal diplomatic recognition to the Republic of China rather than to the People's Republic of China is down to 24
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Fever in the Alps: global elites and global warming
by Jay Nordlinger -
Move on
by Richard Brookhiser -
More: the crying need for a bigger U.S. military
by Jim Talent - The University of Wisconsin has decided to hire its first military-history professor in 15 yearsan action that the student newspaper, the Daily Cardinal, credits NATIONAL REVIEW with motivating
- "What if Mary had taken Plan B after the Lord filled her with his hot, white, sticky Holy Spirit?"
- A nationwide smoking ban went into effect in France, yet another blow to the stereotype of the French as a nation of louche but intellectual libertines, Jeanne Moreau and Alain Delon lounging in bed discussing Heidegger through a fug of cigarette smoke
- The Eric Breindel Award for Excellence in Journalism is given once a year, to a journalist who exhibits "love of country and its democratic institutions" and "bears witness to the evils of totalitarianism."
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Huxley's period piece: Brave New World turns 75
by John Derbyshire -
Politics for a billion
by William F. Buckley, Jr. -
And the winner is …
by Ross Douthat - Three and a half years after the explosion over the CIA leak controversy, we have the perjury and obstruction trial of Lewis Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff
- The human-interest story of the fortnight is surely the one about Lisa Nowak, the lovesick astronaut
- Rudy's run
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Our last nerve
by Florence King -
Howard Hunt, R.I.P
by William F. Buckley, Jr. -
China up there
by William F. Buckley, Jr. - Most of the commentary on President Bush's proposed 2008 budget has portrayed it as a blowout
- The rule of gambling is that the house always wins
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Global warming
by W.H. von Dreele -
Sympathy for the devil
by Peter Sturkiss - Planet Gore
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Act casual
by Gregory Golm -
A tired old song
by Jonah Goldberg - Ralph de Toledano, R.I.P
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Transcript from Larry King Live: February 10, 2008
by Rob Long - Barack Obama is complaining that the press doesn't take him seriously enough
- A little insight into the way we live now was offered the other day by Rick Kushman, TV columnist of the Sacramento Bee
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All in good time
by Ken Howes - Not all rallies are reported equal
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The great audacious hope: Senator Obama kicks off
by Richard Lowry -
Fight the real enemy
by Roger Kimball - Our trading partners are pressuring us to reduce our farm subsidies, and record-high crop prices make it a good time to act
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Child's play
by Stephan Marks - Sometimes a nomination needs a warning label
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A mandate in Texas: the story of a compulsory vaccination and what it means
by Kate O'Beirne -
Bio hazard
by Ronald Bailey
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