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Saved by the bill

Cover Story | COVER STORY: How quick thinking and swift political action saved the life of a disabled woman-and rekindled a pro-life movement beaten down by defeat after defeat

In this issue: "Sciavo: Saved by the bill," Nov. 1, 2003

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Prayer patrol

National |  Under God" is under scrutiny at the U.S. Supreme Court as the justices review a challenge to the Pledge of Allegiance. Meanwhile, the other two branches of…

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Citizenship 101

National |  If homeschoolers can't be socialized, they'll just have to settle for being civilized," quips veteran education analyst Robert Morrison in response to the…

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Report Card

National |  The education market is expanding in Colorado, where a voucher law signed last spring by Gov. Bill Owens would allow 20,000 students in 11 underperforming…

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Off track

National |  In the world of international track and field, there may not be new dopers, just new kinds of dope. In the days after what some are calling the biggest…

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Cubs and billy goats

National |  Certain superstitious Chicago Cubs fans may look to Oct. 6, 1945, as the day everything went wrong. The Cubs had just taken two of three games against Detroit…

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Around the horn

National |  Food for thought for Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs fans: The Florida Marlins, just beginning their second decade as a sports franchise, were playing for…

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New piper to pay

National |  THIS FALL'S BIGGEST HIGH-TECH battle pits two unlikely opponents: Apple and Napster. The Apple iTunes Music Store now faces competition from a relaunched,

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Missing definition?

National |  THOSE PRICEY HDTV SETS ARE beautiful to look at-in the showroom. Once a new owner gets his new model home, he quickly discovers there isn't much to watch…

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Fighting off infections

National |  FOR MOST PEOPLE, Inter- net viruses and service attacks are an obnoxious nuisance. For computer security companies, they're big business. Symantec, the maker…

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Bits & Megabytes

National |  America Online is bringing back the Netscape name next year on a cut-rate Internet service. For about $10 a month, subscribers receive normal online access,

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Navy blues

National |  RELIGION: Are evangelical chaplains who refuse "to preach pluralism among religions" too "narrow" for the Navy?

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Can't beat 'em? Skip 'em

National |  POLITICS: Conceding first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses to frontrunner Howard Dean, two upper-tier Democrats-Clark and Lieberman-hope to break with history and…

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Partial-birth, fully delivered

National |  ABORTION: Without a hostile White House, pro-lifers secure a federal ban, but now the battle will shift back to the federal courts

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Just talk? Or is it time to walk?

International |  ANGLICAN CRISIS: Traditionalist Episcopalians, fresh from an angry exchange with liberal leaders, are watching what happens next week, when an openly gay…

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'Profound pain and uncertainty'

International |  Excerpts from the primates' statement, London, Oct. 17, 2003: "At this time we feel the profound pain and uncertainty shared by others about our Christian…

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'Clinton did not have the will to respond'

International |  INTERVIEW: Author Richard Miniter chronicles how the Clinton White House passed up opportunities to seize Osama bin Laden

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BOOK EXCERPT: Losing bin Laden

International |  NEAR KHOST, AFGHANISTAN-When Osama bin Laden decided to publicly declare war on the Western world for the fifth time in the Clinton presidency, he called a…

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Congrats, then criticism

International |  A brutal political crackdown in Azerbaijan left U.S. officials embarrassed and confused over how to deal with the Central Asian country, a strategic ally in…

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Another Cuba?

International |  Bolivians will nurse their longstanding grudge against neighbor Chile, even if it costs them a few much-needed dollars and the United States an ally. South…

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BEYOND THE BORDERS

International |  Persecution monitors may have been a little too prescient in choosing Indonesia as this year's International Day of Prayer poster child. The annual focus on…

Dispatches

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Quick Takes

Pulling a fast one? Police nabbed Mike Ferguson for racing through a British highway at 104 mph on Jan. 16, but he had a pretty good excuse. He was driving an…

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Blogwatch

Eye on CBS, cont. The Home School Legal Defense Association pointed out last month CBS's "shameless attempt to smear an entire community of committed,

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Quotables

I can't ask you why God saw me fit to live at this time. Kirk Jones of Canton, Mich., after an unsuccessful suicide attempt last week in which he became the…

Reviews

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In loco parentis

Culture |  Artificial wombs might end abortion, but the price would be the end of the family

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Flex the brain

Culture |  FEATURE: Reading books the right way will keep a mind in shape the way exercising keeps a body in shape

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Fall titles, small shelves

Culture |  Every fall and spring publishers come out with new picture books. WORLD will be taking a look at some of the new ones and giving you our opinion about whether…

Voices

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Knick-knack of civil religion

Does a pledge to a god that everyone can accept honor the one true God?

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Acts II?

What's happening in India's most-populous state may be simply normal kingdom growth

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Nerve damage

Cubs and Red Sox fans should not blame curses, fate, or the "gods of baseball" for playoff problems

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Mailbag

Our choices are not limited to either dominating the culture or insisting on a purely secular public square. A worldview pluralism that allows many religious…

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