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"Iraq: Liberation Day 2004" April 10, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 14
Iraq: Liberation Day 2004
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
Rome wasn't built in a day, and Baghdad hasn't come back in a year. But with the anniversary of Saddam's toppling a promise emerges: Ordinary life -- despite the continuing spasms of terrorism -- may be thinkable again More >>
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Compromising positions
| by John Dawson
GAY MARRIAGE: The battle of Boston ended with no clear winner. But there was a clear loser: the traditional view of marriage
Full tank of premium
| by Bob Jones
POLITICS: $3-a-gallon gas? Kerry attacks, Bush counters -- but Carter-era prices at the pump may fuel the Democratic challenger
Hacked off
| by Chris Stamper
Technology
Keeping it real
RELIGION: Turned off by the programmatic thinking and watered-down preaching of many boomer churches, a new generation of evangelicals is forging a new breed of church
Pennies saved
| by Dan Perkins
Business
Strength in fewer numbers
Religion
Suing tyranny?
| by Bob Jones
SUPREME COURT: Human-rights activists take to U.S. courts to call to account some of the worst foreign abusers. That may sound good in theory, but the high court will have to consider whether it's right to let lawyers conduct foreign policy by lawsuit
Yankees doing dandy
| by John Dawson
Sports
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Culture Beat
Best-selling CDs | by Arsenio Orteza
Music Chart
Crude Coens | by Andrew Coffin
Culture
News you should use | by Gene Edward Veith
Why WORLD covers movies, and why we're expanding that coverage
Scooby snack | by Gene Edward Veith
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The world of movies | by Gene Edward Veith
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Thoughts
Faithful reporting | by Joel Belz
We admit bias, but not, we hope, until we've thought things through
Deer in the headlights | by Andrée Seu
The man who now reigns in Spain was once derided as "Bambi"
Writing, part deux | by Marvin Olasky
If you keep composition simple, you can afford the rare miscreance
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