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Military strikes and sanctions are not the best way to support regime change in Iran.
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West Bank theatre pays price for freedom
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How have communication advancements degraded the way people use languages today?
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Rush Limbaugh shouldn't throw stones
The radio host's attack on Sandra Fluke is not the first time he has used bullying, sexism and misogyny on the airwaves.
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Thought crime in Washington
Federal employees are the only ones who know what's happening inside the government and their voices are being silenced.
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Hold the line: Stop 'copyright rendition'
A US law challenged in the Supreme Court could remove hundreds of thousands of artistic works from the public domain.
Lewis Hyde
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Steve Jobs' counter-cultural ties
The sense of community Apple helped foster in places like Cairo and Tunis are a part of Jobs' legacy.
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Two plus two equals four
If you utter a falsity often enough, you believe it. That is the case when we mistake dictators as being democratic.
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