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Articles in April 27, 1992 issue of National Review

• With friends like the IMF…
• Sensitivity fascism
• The road from serfdom: F.A. Hayek spent years in the wilderness for arguing that socialism was the road, not to prosperity and justice, but to tyranny
  by John Gray
• Woof woof at the Whitney,
  by James Gardner
• Grading Buchanan
• Selling the rope
• Tick, tock
• 1992 Ad
  by Michael Barone
• Magickal city
  by Richard Neuhaus
• The Rise of Radical Egalitarianism
  by Peter Hannaford
• Sods and squawkers
  by Digby Anderson
• Subsidizing affluence
• Stand by your man
• Mad, mad Jerry Brown
  by William McGurn
• Strange adventure
  by Wick Allison
• The Overworked American: The Unexpected Decline of Leisure
  by Richard Vigilante
• Basic Instinct
  by John Simon
• That four-mile Guinness
  by Joe Mysak
• The beGATTs
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Open door
• Divide and be conquered
  by David Hirschmann
• The forbidden topic: some conservatives don't want to know about the link between multiculturalism and immigration
  by Lawrence Auster
• The Culture of Spending: Why Congress Lives Beyond Our Means
  by Joseph Sobran
• The Mambo Kings
  by John Simon
• Yeltsin's hundred days
• Cruel March
  by Roger Kaplan
• Leviathan in Rio: the UN is gearing up for its massive 'Earth Summit' in June
  by Murray L. Weidenbaum
• Outerbridge Reach
  by Christopher Caldwell
• Noises Off
  by John Simon