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A Toyger May Be Answer 1116-) Teaching the Student Loan Industry a Lesson 1117-) Yeltsin: Russia's First Freely Elected Leader, but a Mixed Record 1118-) Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867-1959: A Building Designer Ahead of His Time 1119-) Clearing a PATH to Better Health in Developing Countries 1120-) Queen to Return to Jamestown to Mark 'America's 400th Anniversary' 1121-) Bigwig: Such an Important Person 1122-) Stopping Bird Flu by Spreading Knowledge About Protective Steps 1123-) Seed Collection Effort Aims to Safeguard 21 Food Crops 1124-) Discoveries Throw New Light on Stonehenge, but Mysteries Remain 1125-) In Moldova, as Demand for English Grows, Teachers Try Best They Can 1126-) Discovery Could Ease Blood Shortages in Hospitals 1127-) Choosing a Student Exchange Program to Come to the US 1128-) 1968 in America: a Year of Social Unrest and a Presidential Election 1129-) Mix Caribbean, West African, Pop and Hip-Hop, What Do You Get? Akon 1130-) How Much Is Too Much? The Debate Over Executive Pay 1131-) White House, Congress Try to Negotiate a New Iraq Spending Bill 1132-) Gene Kelly, 1912-1996: His Movies Made Dance Popular in America 1133-) As Chinese Investment in Africa Grows, So Do Risks 1134-) Playing in the Sun and Sea at Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket 1135-) Research Shows How Fishing for Sharks Also Affects Other Sea Animals 1136-) Looking Behind the 'Fairtrade' Label 1137-) Have an Active Interest in Volcanoes? Then Look Around Hawaii 1138-) When Netspeak Enters Formal Writing, Teachers Are Anything but LOL 1139-) US History: Nixon Promises to 'Bring the American People Together' After '68 Win 1140-) For Blind Foreign Students, Some Aid Available in US 1141-) Cortney Tidwell's Music: Moonlit Laughter, in the Shadow of Emotions 1142-) Harvard Economist Susan Athey Wins a Top Award 1143-) Sarkozy's Economic Plan for France May Depend on June Elections 1144-) Pocahontas, 1595-1617: An Important Player in Early Jamestown 1145-) Mothers as Seen Through the Eyes, and the Years, of TV and Film 1146-) GlobalGiving: Connecting Personal Donors to Local Projects 1147-) Mosquitoes as a Way to Fight Malaria Instead of Spreading It 1148-) Fighting Fire Ants With a Virus of Their Own 1149-) Saving the World, or at Least Understanding What Ecologists Mean 1150-) Fewer US Women Getting Mammograms 1151-) Charles Lindbergh Flew to Paris, and Into History, 80 Years Ago 1152-) Vietnam War: Nixon Tries Secret Talks, but Also Invades Cambodia 1153-) Foreign Student Series: US Colleges for the Deaf 1154-) In Virginia, Six Indian Tribes Still Wait for Federal Recognition 1155-) Job Market Strong for College Graduates | Cerberus Buying Chrysler 1156-) How Falwell Helped Give the Religious Right Its Voice in American Politics 1157-) Johnny Appleseed, 1774-1845: Many Stories and Poems Were Written About This American Hero 1158-) Washington Has Six of Top 10 of 'America's Favorite Architecture' 1159-) Using a Story to Teach Children How They Can Help Prevent Bird Flu 1160-) Demand for Ethanol Made From Corn Is Fueling Criticism 1161-) All the World Still a Stage for Shakespeare's Timeless Imagination 1162-) What Does Ecology Mean to You? No, Really, How Do You Define It? 1163-) Breaking Into News: Journalism Education in US 1164-) Watergate: How a Name, and a Failed Break-In, Became a Symbol of Political Corruption 1165-) Mason Bates Creates a 'Liquid Interface' Between Electronica and Classical Music 1166-) US and China Hold High-Level Trade Discussions 1167-) Bush Wins on Iraq Bill, but Democrats Promise to Renew Fight 1168-) Dog Talk: Life in a Dog-Eat-Dog World 1169-) Ella Fitzgerald, 1917-1996: She Was America's First Lady of Song 1170-) Remembering Troops Who Died, and Worrying About Those About to Be Sent Into Harm's Way 1171-) Are the World's Institutional Lenders Ready to Reform? 1172-) US Urges Chinese to Accept New Rules for Food Safety 1173-) Report Says Arctic Sea Ice Is Melting More Quickly Than Thought 1174-) What Keeps Works of Shakespeare So Alive and Well After 400 Years? 1175-) Multivitamins Urged for All Pregnant Women in Developing Countries 1176-) US History: Ford Leads Nation Through Difficult Days of Watergate 1177-) How Foreign Citizens Become Doctors in the US 1178-) Grasping Roots as a Way to Understand Words and Build Vocabulary 1179-) The Gentle Barn: A Place Where Animals, and People, Can Find Healing 1180-) A Brief History of the World Trade Organization 1181-) US Seeks to Increase Pressure on Sudan to End Darfur Violence 1182-) Mary Lyon, 1797-1849: A Leader in Women's Education in the Nineteenth Century 1183-) Newsmaker: Robert Zoellick, Nominee to Lead World Bank 1184-) Philip Roth: Writing Award-Winning Books for Almost 50 Years 1185-) A UN Report Suggests Steps to Reduce Greenhouse Gases 1186-) Improving Soil, and Saving Money, in Eastern Uganda 1187-) National Wildlife Refuge System: Protecting America's Furred and Feathered Friends 1188-) Unapproved Uses of Drug-Treated Heart Stents Questioned 1189-) Foreign Student Series: Studying Religion in the US 1190-) American History: Jimmy Carter Wins the 1976 Presidential Election 1191-) At This Year's National Spelling Bee, 'Serrefine' Spells Champion 1192-) World Trade Talks: Moving, but Slowly 1193-) How Six Days in 1967 Changed the Middle East Until This Day 1194-) Sam Cooke, 1931-1964: The singer was one of the biggest stars in the music industry during the 1950s and 60s 1195-) Reaching for the Ball: NBA Finds More Players and Fans Overseas 1196-) 'Two Faces of Asia' Test Future of Development Bank 1197-) Scientists Confirm Case of Shark That Reproduced Without Mating 1198-) Raising Rabbits Offers a Big Return From a Small Investment 1199-) Good to the Last Drop: Coffee Culture Is Alive and Well in the US 1200-) Inside the Mind of a Stand-Up Comic Vying for Title of 'Funniest Fed'
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