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Articles in Oct 18, 1993 issue of National Review

• Weighing NAFTA - pros and cons of trade agreement - Editorial
• In trouble? Yell 'racism.' - how Bill Clinton is using racism to generate support for Mayor David Dinkins in his re-election campaign - Editorial
• Lack of solidarity - Poland's political problems
  by Radek Sikorski
• Our golden road to illiteracy: in the name of helping the disadvantaged, are we consigning them to permanent illiteracy?
  by Regina Lee Wood
• The Morning After: Sex, Fear, and Feminism on Campus. - book reviews
  by Stephanie Gutmann
• Pertinent Players: Essays on the Literary Life. - book reviews
  by Tracy Lee Simmons
• Less of the same - health care reform - Editorial
• Doubting Thomas - The New Yorker September 26, 1993 article criticizing United Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas - Editorial
• Viva NAFTA? - pros and cons of NAFTA - Cover Story
  by Tom Bethell
• The lost luxuries of ladyhood: in order to put women in the boardrooms, was it really necessary to put them in the mire? - why chivalry and feminism can co-exist
  by Linda Lichter
• The New Dealers: Power Politics in the Age of Roosevelt. - book reviews
  by David Frum
• The Night Manager. - book reviews
  by Craig S. Lerner
• A new Russian leviathan? - Russian President Boris Yeltsin's dissolution of parliament - Editorial
• Unhealthy numbers - problem with the economics of Bill Clinton's health reform proposals
  by Brit Hume
• The politics of NAFTA - North American Free Trade Agreement - Cover Story
  by Alan Reynolds
• The uses of abuse - works of fiction that attempt to demystify family and social life in the 1950s and show how pervasive family abuse was
  by James Bowman
• The Age of Innocence. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Mr. Clinton at the UN - Bill Clinton's effort to move away from multilateral commitments - Editorial
• Yeltsin's rubicon - Russian President Boris Yeltsin's disbanding of parliament
  by Daniel Sneider
• Slouching to Pretoria - the difficulty of creating a multiracial democracy in South Africa
  by R.W. Johnson
• To market, to market - shopping in small, intimate food stores in New York, New York - Column
  by Linda Bridges
• The Secret Garden. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• No end of a lesson - failure of the West's and UN's appeasement policies towards Serbia - Editorial
• Empowering government - Bill Clinton's plan to develop business in urban and rural areas
  by Vin Weber
• Lock up your TV set - violence on television
  by Amitai Etzioni
• Shades of gray - tribute to born-and-raised southern men - Column
  by Florence King
• Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Assassination of JFK. - book reviews
  by Peter W. Rodman