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Street-level diplomacy

Street-level diplomacy

Cover Story | Bottlenecks and gridlock outside, rabid anti-Americanism inside-as the 61st UN General Assembly opens, a city and a president come to grips with terrorists and fanatics

In this issue: "Street theater," Sept. 30, 2006

Features

Preaching the gospel of change
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Preaching the gospel of change

Religion |  Chad Thompson took the hard road to falling out of love with homosexuality

Balancing act
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Balancing act

National Security |  With U.S. seaports ranked among top terror targets, experts debate how to secure shipping without slowing trade

Political survivor
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Political survivor

Politics |  George Allen had a rocky road to the Senate; now a suddenly difficult reelection race could stand in the way of an expected presidential bid

Which way left?
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Which way left?

Latin America |  South and Central America have two lefts, one reconciled to free trade and one dominated by "throwbacks to the old school." Elections this year will help…

Dispatches

Quotables
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Quotables

Memorable things they said

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Oddball occurrences

Content driven
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Content driven

It's not just John McCain's rhetoric that raises ire

The Buzz
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The Buzz

The latest on this week's biggest stories

Reviews

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Bestselling CDs

Notable CDs |  The five bestselling rock albums according to Billboard magazine

Dog collared
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Dog collared

Television |  The tables turn on A&E's famous bounty hunter

Rescue effort
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Rescue effort

Movies |  Despite weaknesses, The Guardian does not sink

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Camped out

Movies |  Jesus Camp is a play on predictability

Notebook

Rush's blitz
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Rush's blitz

Sports |  The reality of high school football may surprise some viewers

Voices

Family calling plan
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Family calling plan

Here's a cell phone contract that's worth considering

The thing we don't do
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The thing we don't do

Forgiveness is hard work

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

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Sentimental treadmill

Biographies of three influential Americans who put heart above brain

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