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Articles in July-August, 2007 issue of Mother Jones

• Beware the fat man in the middle seat
  by Jen Phillips
• Talk to me like my father: in Afghanistan as well as Iraq, the military is running out of doctors to patch up wounded troops—and civilians caught in the crossfire. One doctor's frontline diary
  by Kevin Patterson
• A Year in the Wilderness
  by Jon Young
• Market meltdown
  by James K. Galbraith
• The hidden half
  by Lana Slezic
• Si, Para Usted: The Funky Beats of Revolutionary Cuba
  by Jon Young
• Editors' note
  by Monika Bauerlein
• Habitat for hypocrisy
  by Josh Harkinson
• In search of John Doe no. 2: federal officials insist that the Oklahoma City bombing case was solved a decade ago. But a Salt Lake City lawyer in search of his brother's killers has dug up some remarkable clues—on cross-dressing bank robbers, the FBI
  by James Ridgeway
• Deer Hunting With Jesus: Dispatches From America's Class War
  by Eleanor Cooney
• Exquisite corpses
  by Robert Liner
• No sex please, we're organizing: a nation of pack rats tries to get it together
  by Elizabeth Gettelman
• Off-road rules: should you be able to drive anywhere you damn well please? An alliance of local officials and timber, mining, and off-road-vehicle lobbyists—along with their friends in the White House—have dug up a Civil-War-era statute to stake
  by Christopher Ketcham
• Macedonia
  by Jen Phillips
• The shadow shoots back
  by Doug Brooks
• The child soldiers of Staten Island: while Hollywood swoons over teen guerrillas, the real lost boys are hidden in plain sight
  by Alissa Quart
• Go forth and gentrify?
  by Dashka Slater
• Ghosts of Cite Soleil
  by Julia M. Klein
• Deadly denial
  by Drury Carr
• Fight different: open-source politics
• Supergirls gone wild: torture me. Kill me off. My fans shall avenge me
  by Charlie Anders
• Smoked
  by Ken Luebbering
• Crashing the system: are we entering a new era of digital democracy—or just being conned by a bunch of smooth-talking geeks?
• In Digg Nation: Kevin Rose: sweet smell of success
  by Clara Jeffery
• Crazy for yellowcake
  by Petra Bartosiewicz
• Meet the new bosses: after crashing the gate of the political establishment, bloggers are looking more like the next gatekeepers
  by Daniel Schulman
• The World Without Us
  by Julia Whitty
• Conspiracy watch: the best law ever
  by Dave Gilson
• Masters of their domain: Silicon Valley conservatives are trying to build the right-wing MoveOn from the top down
  by Josh Harkinson
• Rise to Your Knees
  by Jon Young
• Baghdad confidential
  by Greg Veis
• The attack ad's second life: despite "macaca" and "Hillary 1984," the 30-second TV campaign spot ain't going anywhere-yet
  by Leslie Savan
• Chinese Boxes
  by Jon Young