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Clinton, Obama Still in Close Race 260-) Cole Porter, 1891-1964: His Songs From the Nineteen Twenties, Thirties and Forties Remain as Fresh as When He Wrote Them 261-) Money Talks: Everything Else Walks 262-) Measuring Star Power as a Force for Activism 263-) Cormac McCarthy and Thomas McGuane Write Stories Set in the American West 264-) Autoimmune Diseases: When the Body's Defenses Become Attackers 265-) As Biofuels Show Promise, Farmers Show Human Nature 266-) From San Diego to San Francisco, Visiting the Beautiful Missions Along the Coast of California 267-) A Success Story for Malaria Control 268-) Annotation and Other Tips for Getting the Most Out of Textbooks 269-) American History Series: In 1787, Debating the Need for Federal Courts 270-) How a Movement Disorder Can Affect a Child's Life 271-) Devendra Banhart Makes Imaginative Folk Music With a 1960s Sound 272-) Microsoft's Play for Yahoo | Hollywood Writers Back to Work 273-) Kosovo Moves Toward Independence, While a Crisis Shakes Timor 274-) Cole Porter, 1891-1964: He Wrote Songs for Broadway Musicals and Movies That Are Still Popular Today 275-) Chickenfeed: It Doesn't Add Up to Much 276-) Honoring 'Citizen Diplomats' 277-) A House Big and White, and About to Get New Occupants in January 278-) Messenger Visits One of the Least Known Places in the Solar System: Mercury 279-) Using Sex Appeal to Fight a Pest 280-) Understanding Happiness 281-) WHO Sees Tobacco Risk to a Billion Lives This Century 282-) Trying to Get a Grip on Gestures? Here Is a Handy Book 283-) American History Series: Struggle to Balance Power Between Big States and Small States 284-) When Trouble With Math Equals a Learning Disability 285-) There Will Be Stars on Sunday at the Academy Awards in Hollywood 286-) The Price of Pleasure 287-) Castro Retires as President, but Not Much May Change in Cuba 288-) Annie Oakley, 1860-1926: One of the Most Famous Sharpshooters in American History 289-) Blizzard: Don't Let This Expression Snow You 290-) A Business Plan for Social Change 291-) Snow Business in US: Skiing Into the World of Winter Wonderlands 292-) Have a Headache? You Are Not Alone 293-) Wheat Production Rises in Face of World Demand 294-) Doc Holliday: One of the Most Famous, and Dangerous, Gunfighters of the Old West 295-) Midlife Crisis and U 296-) American History Series: A 'Great Compromise' on State Representation 297-) What to Do About ADHD in Children? 298-) A Rare Disease Can't Stop Will Downing From Making His Romantic Music 299-) How to Reduce an Accent? First, Understand Just What an Accent Is 300-) Hollywood Looks Overseas for Talent and Profit
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