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Make That a Galaxy Zoo 1319-) Epilepsy: Mysterious and Sometimes Misunderstood 1320-) Teacher in Space Answers Questions From Students 1321-) American History Series: How Bill Clinton Became the Second President Ever to Be Impeached 1322-) The Pierces: Two Sisters Who Put Their Imaginations Into Their Music 1323-) Economics Not Such a Dismal Science for US High School Students 1324-) As Karl Rove Resigns, Democrats Wonder Where He Might Resurface 1325-) Edward Teller, 1908-2003: 'Father of the Hydrogen Bomb' 1326-) Chicago: Some Big Places to See in the 'City of the Big Shoulders' 1327-) Six Diseases of the Liver, Six Different Viruses, One Name: Hepatitis 1328-) The Fight Over Farm Subsidies 1329-) Saving Lives and Guiding Ships Along US East Coast 1330-) When Medicines Become a Risky Mix 1331-) Wise Writing Instead of '-Wise' Writing: Looking for Beauty in Words 1332-) American History: How Science and Technology Helped Shape '90s 1333-) Some (Adults) Call for Shorter Summer Break for US Kids 1334-) For Linda Blair, Life After 'The Exorcist' Includes Animal Rights Activism 1335-) Recalls Add to Pressure on Toy Industry 1336-) Dangerous Weather, Unforgiving Seas Add Up to Deadliest Job 1337-) Nellie Bly, 1864-1922: Newspaper Reporter Used Unusual Methods to Investigate and Write About Illegal Activities in New York City 1338-) Mercy Corps Seeks to Expand Its Services 1339-) Two Years After Katrina, Revisiting New Orleans, and Its Struggles 1340-) Baseball Terms: This Is a Whole New Ballgame 1341-) Obesity as a Social Disease? How Friendship Could Be Fattening 1342-) China Sees Control of Pig Disease 1343-) Dry Tortugas: Off the Florida Coast, a Most Unusual National Park 1344-) The Worries Over Children and Lead 1345-) Debating Year-Round Education 1346-) American History Series: Supreme Court Ruling Decides the 2000 Presidential Election 1347-) Looking for the Best in a Fresh Crop of Graduates From Art School 1348-) How Bad Loans in US Have a Far Reach 1349-) Turkey Gets a New President; Pakistan Waits and Wonders How Its Political Crisis Will End 1350-) Top Brass: What American Workers Call Their Employers 1351-) Samuel Gompers, 1850-1924: 'The Grand Old Man of Labor' 1352-) Finders of Two Fossils in Kenya Call for Rewrite of Human Evolution 1353-) Marching to the Music: Songs From the American Labor Movement 1354-) Interest Grows in Training to Prepare for a Disaster 1355-) Fresh From the Store, or the Cow? The Debate Over Raw Milk 1356-) Why Some Speeches Just Float Away on the Air and Others Stick in Our Minds 1357-) Parents Warned on Use of Cough and Cold Medicines in Children 1358-) Yellowstone National Park: Great Beauty, and a Sleeping Volcano 1359-) US History Series: After Attacks of 9/11, Bush Launches 'War on Terror' 1360-) Virginia Tech Report Criticizes Mental Health System, School Actions 1361-) Little League World Series Brings a World of Fun Each Year to Williamsport 1362-) Starting a Business Means Getting Organized 1363-) Fred Thompson: Actor, Senator, and Now a Late Entry in the '08 Presidential Race 1364-) Beverly Sills, 1929-2007: A Beautiful Voice for Opera and the Arts 1365-) UNICEF to Work With a Private Group to Fight AIDS 1366-) The Secret to Avoiding Summer Crowds in Washington: Wait for Fall 1367-) Couch Potato: Life as a Full-Time Television Watcher 1368-) For Epilepsy, Treatment Choices Have Grown, but Drugs Are First Step 1369-) Strip Cropping as a Way to Increase Cowpea Production 1370-) In City by the Bay, Celebrating the History of a Harbor 1371-) Gaining Weight as Friends, and Maybe Losing It Too 1372-) Dude! Check Out Some of the Most Common Slang in Popular Speech 1373-) American History Series: How Bush's War on Terror Led to Iraq 1374-) Appalachian State in Public Eye After Win Over Michigan 1375-) Luciano Pavarotti: A Beautiful Voice Is Silenced 1376-) Homeowners Struggle With Rising Loan Rates, Falling House Prices 1377-) Bush Announces Some Troops Will Leave Iraq; Democrats Want More 1378-) The Wright Brothers: They Showed the World How to Fly 1379-) New Web Site Targets World's Unsafe Drinking Water 1380-) How 'West Side Story' Gave Romeo and Juliet a New Home in America 1381-) How Ocean Storms Form, Get Names and May React to Climate Change 1382-) Study Links Virus to Bee Disorder in US, but Questions Remain 1383-) Five New Sculptures Welcome Visitors to American Indian Museum 1384-) No Need to Freak Out About Some Idioms, Even in More Formal Contexts 1385-) Debating the Teen Brain 1386-) US History Series: The 43rd President's First Four Years, Revisited 1387-) Longer School Day = More Learning? Not Necessarily 1388-) Where Talib Kweli Learned the Power of Language: Mom the Prof 1389-) US Central Bank Moves to Ease Credit, Protect Economy 1390-) After Long Duke Case, Debate Over Fairness Is Renewed With 'Jena 6' 1391-) Georgia O'Keefe, 1887-1986: Her Paintings Showed Her Love for the American Southwest 1392-) Child Deaths Found at Record Low 1393-) 'West Side Story': Love, Hate and the Immigrant Experience 1394-) National Arboretum in Washington Offers Art and Science of Nature 1395-) Demand for Goat Meat Grows in US 1396-) The X-15: How a Plane Put NASA on the Path to Manned Space Flight 1397-) Injured Player's Gains Turn Attention to Cold Treatment 1398-) American History Series: How Foreign Policy Shaped the 2004 Presidential Race 1399-) The Debate Over Merit Pay for Teachers 1400-) Writer Says Bias Against Sayers of 'Um' May Have Been Stoked by, Uh, Radio
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