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Articles in Dec 25, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Europe for 2 on $1,200? It can be done
  by J.M. Hirsch Associated Press
• Eubank's voice unacceptable
• Banking advocate is also rock star
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News
• Christmas memories of Churchill, FDR
  by George F. Will
• Best sellers
  by New York Times News Service
• Year-end movies: lumps of coal
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• 'The Sea' is erratic, too full of detail
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• Our civil liberties are intact
• Spurs-Pistons: purity over hype
  by Larry Lage Associated Press
• Small bowls have big meaning for some
  by Kelly Whiteside USA Today
• Bears likely won't go 'Air Rex'
  by Chris Jenkins Associated Press
• Prince Charles dismisses name change when crowned
• Denver celebrates vs. Raiders
  by Associated Press
• Compton residents swap guns for gift certificates
• Obesity-psoriasis link questioned
  by Lois M. Collins Deseret Morning News
• Logan mayor reflects on tenure
  by Associated Press
• Nevada wins Hawaii OT thriller
  by Jaymes Song Associated Press
• Tourists have nothing to fear in Nicaragua
  by Greg Risling Associated Press
• Violence in Smith film troubling
• Bush owes no apologies
• 65% in U.S. intend to boost their giving
  by Compiled by John MacIntyre
• Deck the halls — and tree — fa la la la la
  by Dave Barry
• Project preserves rare ballets
  by Sheila Flynn Associated Press
• First Night needs volunteers
• Anne Rice's 'Lord' is fascinating
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Shaq vs. Kobe: A sequel with a twist
  by David Lassen Scripps Howard News Service
• Tabiona stands taller than all
  by James Edward Deseret Morning News
• Ski Report
• Benedict prays for peace in Holy Land
  by Frances D'Emilio Associated Press
• City Council's proposed legislative agenda
• Shoppers revel in last-minute rush
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• Domestic spying probe may expand
  by Eric Lichtblau New York Times News Service
• Bush recalls troops fallen overseas
  by Deb Riechmann Associated Press
• Stepfather is arrested in wandering-child case
  by Geoffrey Fattah Deseret Morning News
• If you go to Europe
• Celebrate spirit of giving
• Crackdown: Some retailers tightening return policies
  by Amy Merrick
• Choosing a child's gender has pitfalls
  by Ellen M. McGee Newsday
• Banville hates his books — but he loves writing
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret Morning News
• 'Mrs. Henderson' is a mixed bag
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• Gore galore turns 'Wolf Creek' red
  by Jeff Vice Deseret Morning News
• Happy, merry Christmas holidays
  by Deseret Morning News editorial
• Jazz continue to fail fourth-quarter tests
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• More on mind than Christmas
  by Brad Rock Deseret Morning News
• Reggie who? 49ers' runners look sharp
  by R.B. Fallstrom Associated Press
• Jags in playoffs after long wait; Washington still alive in division
  by Associated Press
• Second effort: Panther penalty leads to new life, leads to game-
  by Jenna Fryer Associated Press
• Woman swallows phone in a fight with boyfriend
• Preserving fallout data called vital for research
  by Joe Bauman Deseret Morning News
• Fairpark may be a satellite work site
  by Lisa Riley Roche Deseret Morning News
• 1,500 flu shots are acquired
• Alaska — all you hoped for and more
  by Joe Kafka Associated Press
• Porn will be society's downfall
• 'Tis the season to set financial goals for 2006 and beyond
  by Michael J. Martinez Associated Press
• People on the move
• Trio of comedies, dinner-dance highlight week's stage offerings
  by Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News
• Maya painting is dated at 100 B.C.
  by John Noble Wilford New York Times News Service
• Showing at local galleries
  by Compiled by Dave Gagon Deseret Morning News
• Kicking the China habit
  by Sara Bongiorni Christian Science Monitor
• Win contest, cover the Jazz as a writer on press row
• Used Christmas trees to provide key Tamiflu ingredient for bird flu
  by Leonard Zehr Toronto Globe
• CU's Klatt won't start
  by Irv Moss The Denver Post
• Sprained knee could sideline Brunell for final game
  by Associated Press
• S.L. takes less liberal road with Legislature
  by Brady Snyder Deseret Morning News
• FDA approves new drug for rheumatoid arthritis
• U.S. pushes to hand over more military posts to Iraq
  by Ryan Lenz Associated Press
• LDS Pres. Hinckley gentle, unpretentious
  by Jennifer Dobner Associated Press
• Ethnic groups forming chambers of commerce
  by Deborah Bulkeley Deseret Morning News
• A capital Christmas
  by Suzanne Struglinski Deseret Morning News
• Parents' openness is loving
• Simple tidings: Christmas in pioneer Utah a far cry from today
  by Amelia Nielson-Stowell Deseret Morning News
• Gift of microfranchise affordable, farsighted
  by Stephen W. Gibson Brigham Young University
• Christ's teaching could solve many social woes
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Child actors balance work, growing pains
  by Anne Gehris Columbia News Service
• First Night: Salt Lake City's festivities start in midafternoon
  by Scott Iwasaki Deseret Morning News
• Pixar shows art of animation
  by Deepti Hajela Associated Press
• Local births
• Bowl week begins today for Utes
  by Dirk Facer Deseret Morning News
• NBA today
• S. Africa poor demand change
  by Michael Wines New York Times News Service

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