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Articles in May 25, 1992 issue of National Review

• Riots, lies, and videotape
  by John O'Sullivan
• Lies and damned lies
• Don't cry for Argentina
  by L. Francis Bouchey
• Adult entertainment
  by Joseph Sobran
• Stating the obvious
• Preserve and protect
• Lamar's choice
  by William McGurn
• Sex ed, up to date
  by John P. Hale
• Fog from foggy bottom: if there is global warming, it may be coming from all the pre-Earth Summit hot air
  by Peter Samuel
• The Playboys
  by John Simon
• On the veldt
  by Linda Bridges
• Family ties
• Mob justice
• JFK, the sequel
• Civil wrongs
  by Leon Scully
• Denying the terror famine: was the 1933 Ukrainian famine the result of a failed policy - or was it the policy itself?
  by Arch Puddington
• WindFall: The End of the Affair
  by James J. Kilpatrick
• A Woman's Tale
  by John Simon
• Object Lessons
  by Mark Cunningham
• Lovable liberals
  by John Kurzweil
• Girls, girls, girls
• George Murphy, R I P
  by William F. Rickenbacker
• See how they run: the finance ministers of the leading industrial nations are like seven blind mice, leading each other toward regulation and higher taxes, and away from economic growth
  by Stephen J. Entin
• I've Seen the Best of It: Memoirs
  by Edwin M. Yoder, Jr.
• The Most Happy Fella
  by Joseph Sobran
• Wink, wink, nudge, nudge
  by Frank (American bandleader) Johnson
• Iron curtain call
• The fire this time
  by Harold Johnson
• Can communist crimes be punished?
  by Blanca Jicinska
• The Essential Holmes: Selections from the Letters, Speeches, Judicial Opinions, and Other Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
  by Terry Teachout
• Guys and Dolls
  by Joseph Sobran
• California, here they come! California's Republican senatorial primaries are as much a race for the party's soul as for its nomination
  by Harold Johnson