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Dues & don'ts

Cover Story | The law supports workers whose faith conflicts with paying union dues. Most workers don't know that, and most unions don't want them to know

In this issue: "Unions: Dues and don'ts," Nov. 30, 2002

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Powerful pixels

Technology |  Digital cameras increase quality while dropping price

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Saddam's spam

Technology |  Brian McWilliams taps into Saddam Hussein's email inbox

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Open Gates?

Technology |  Bill Gates proclaims that computer industry is in an innovation upturn

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Top News

This Week |  The Top 5 news stories as measured by coverage in The Washington Post, USA Today, and NBC Nightly News from Nov. 13 to 19

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Mary contrary

Politics |  Can incumbent's right turn save her?

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Drifting into UNimportance?

War on Terrorism |  The luster now off the victory over Iraq at the UN, subsequent events show that if the U.S. is to win the war, it will largely be despite the "international…

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Digging in

Afghanistan |  With the other war dominating the headlines, the armies of compassion in Afghanistan battle to sustain the good work they have begun. They know there are no…

Dispatches

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A little more conversation The White House is trying to distance itself from widely reported public criticism of Islam by Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, and…

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Quotables

You're not going to eat a cat-and that's pretty. Louisiana trapper Paul Autin, who hunts 10-pound rodents called nutria, on why the animal's ugliness…

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Quick Takes

Hunting terrorist kidnappers Rebels in Colombia's 38-year civil war kidnapped one of Latin America's leading Roman Catholic bishops and a priest in the…

Reviews

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In the spotlight: Shallow Country

Music |  Popular country music continues its shallow trend

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Best Sellers

Notable CDs |  The Top 5 best-selling country CDs for the week ending Nov. 16

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Liberals turn scary

Culture |  Focusing on "the struggle," floundering Democrats are bringing back Marxist and post-Marxist rhetoric

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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Another needed needle

Is this rare person among WORLD's readers?

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Mailbag

Horrors! What a surprise to find a review of the Dirty Vegas CD in your pages (Top Albums, Nov. 2). As we approach, no, embrace middle age, we are still…

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70 mph treadmill

Six months' worth of books that are worth reading

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Severed at the root

Families were always eclectic mixes, but marriage was the foundation

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