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Articles in August 15, 1994 issue of National Review

• Stealth reform - Democrats' political maneuvering over the demise of Bill Clinton's health care reform proposals - Editorial
• A most uncivil war - Algerian civil war
• Let freedom ring - reasons to limit government interference in regulation of telecommunication technology and application
  by Karl Zinsmeister
• Deutschland ueber alles - Bill Clinton's misguided foreign policy towards Germany
  by Mark Almond
• The Ottomans. - book reviews
  by Herb Greer
• Orfeo. - Nigel Roberts; London Baroque; London Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble; Theresa Caudle - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano
• Liberty or Equality. - book reviews
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Venezuela's wrong turn - political and economic crises from government policies that oppose free market principles - Editorial
• Gun town U.S.A., revisited - success of Kennesaw, GA's gun ownership requirement law in preventing cri,e
  by Luther M. Boggs, Jr.
• Highway cops - how federal regulation of the telecommunication industry limits potential growth for the information superhighway
  by Robert Stowe England
• Illegitimate rhetoric - Clinton administration's policies towards sex education
  by Gary L. Bauer
• The Great Fires: Poems, 1982-1992. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Codex Las Huelgas. - Las Huelgas Ensemble; Paul Van Nevel - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano
• School's out - personal reflections of a man's whose youngest child has just graduated from college and his discovery of his joy in living - Column
• Look over Jordan - significance of Israeli-Jordanian peace agreement - Editorial
• Multilateral madness - failure of Clinton administration to maintain appropriate ballistic missile defense to counter nuclear threat from countries with dangerous defense policies
  by Lawrence Goldmuntz
• Bye-bye, big brother - how George Orwell's '1984' failed to predict the blessings of telecommunications technology
  by Peter Huber
• Fife's strife, Pete's feat - potential Republican 1996 presidential candidates, governors Pete Wilson and Fife Symington
  by Daniel D. Polsby
• Wyatt Earp. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Maria Callas: Her Life and Art. - video recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano
• Clear itself - observations of American's social and political demise - Column
  by Florence King
• Troubled partnership - Bill Clinton's economic relations with Europe - Editorial
• Chlorinophobia - danger of Clinton administration plan to phase out synthetic organochlorides in favor of chlorine compound substitutes - Editorial
• Breaking the box - how the development of interactive computer technology will provide the long-awaited end of liberal-dominated television programming
  by George Gilder
• The old fox - Bob Dole's health care reform proposal and other political actions as part of his preparation for a 1996 presidential candidacy
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Dead Right. - book reviews
  by Hadley Arkes
• I Love Trouble. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Lieder. - Victoria de Los Angeles - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano
• Ifs, ands and butts - real economic facts about the health costs of cigarette smoking and why higher taxes on cigarettes lead to crime and smuggling - Column
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Moderate blues - meeting of Conference for a Republican Majority underscores rejection of moderate Republicans and their policies
  by Rich Lowry
• Traffic jam - problem with involving the federal government in the technological and logistical development of information technology and computer networks
  by William Letwin
• Life and the party - Republican Party attitude toward abortion - includes related article on creating a pro-life strategy
  by George Weigel
• Cigarettes Are Sublime. - book reviews
  by Vladimir Bukovsky
• The Rake's Progress. - Igor Stravinsky; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Sadler's Wells Opera Chorus - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano
• Vespro della Beata Vergine. - New London Consort; Philip Picket - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph de Toledano