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The many Mitts

The many Mitts

Cover Story | Tax cutter or big spender? Friend or foe of small business? For or against universal health coverage? Massachusetts conservatives debate the legacy of former governor and lead GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney

Can a Mormon be president?

Can a Mormon be president?

Cover Story Sidebar | Two opposing views

In this issue: "Focus on Mitt Romney," July 16, 2011

Features

Auto-Tune that
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Auto-Tune that

Internet |  Always viral, sometimes redemptive, YouTube entrepreneurs the Gregory Brothers take on celebrity excess, national debates, and presidential candidates

Cooking for Christ
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Cooking for Christ

Compassion |  Victory Trade School of Springfield, Mo., is our Midwest Region winner, joining Challenge House of Hopkinsville, Ky., as a finalist in WORLD's sixth annual…

Lesser lights
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Lesser lights

Science |  Resistance is building to the fast-approaching mandate that will force Americans to buy compact fluorescent lamps

Well-founded fear
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Well-founded fear

Afghanistan |  Afghan Christians face growing threats and diminished protection as U.S. pullout nears

Mid-year checkup
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Mid-year checkup

Politics |  Six months into the 112th Congress, how are the Republican House and Democratic Senate doing?

Dispatches

Obama's (other) war
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Obama's (other) war

and more news briefs

Exempting religion
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Exempting religion

Protecting clergy not enough in New York same-sex marriage law

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Looking Ahead

International Christian Retail Show 2011 Looking for Testamints to freshen your breath or Jesus-themed shoe insoles? The four-day International Christian…

The promise and the over-promise
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The promise and the over-promise

A new poverty campaign has both

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Human Race

Confirmed Leon Panetta, 73, will become the 23rd U.S. secretary of defense, replacing the retiring Robert Gates on July 1. The Senate confirmed the CIA…

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Noose on the loose Campers in southeast Michigan may want to double check their campsites. A man warned authorities at a county park in Addison Township,

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Quotables

"We don't estimate speeches." Doug Elmendorf, director of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, when asked at a June 23 House Budget Committee hearing…

Reviews

<em>Skies</em> flies high
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Skies flies high

Television |  Gripping action, patriotism, and compelling drama propel new TNT series

A Better Life
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A Better Life

Movies |  A high school girl tells a drug dealer that she will have her gangster uncles kill him if he doesn't give her friend a refund-and that's the first reference…

Cars 2
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Cars 2

Movies |  No film studio in recent memory has come close to matching Pixar's record of exceptional storytelling. Even the less well-received Cars has a powerful story at…

Transformers: Dark of the Moon
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Transformers: Dark of the Moon

Movies |  The Cold War is being rewritten, one action movie at a time. X-Men: First Class gave us the secret history of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the newest rollicking…

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Box Office Top 10

Movies |  For the weekend of June 24-26, according to Box Office Mojo

Self-published standouts
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Self-published standouts

Books |  Books about dealing with the effects of disease and with life on the mission field are among WORLD's top picks of subscriber-submitted titles

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Notable Books

Notable Books |  Four scholarly books reviewed by Marvin Olasky

Taste test
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Taste test

Music |  Singer Adele and parodist Weird Al Yankovic both show sound judgment with country tribute

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Notable CDs

Notable CDs |  Five new or recent classical releases reviewed by Arsenio Orteza

A rebel pursued
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A rebel pursued

Q&A |  The saved inside the church, says raver-turned-pastor Tullian Tchividjian, need the gospel as much as the unsaved outside the church

Notebook

Life on the road
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Life on the road

Lifestyle |  Roots music sisters try to make a career on routes less traveled

Storm warner
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Storm warner

Science |  Hurricane expert takes the American Meteorological Society to task on climate change

Rory's great story
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Rory's great story

Sports |  Golf's new superstar doesn't act like one

Illness indicators
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Illness indicators

Technology |  Startup hopes to use social networks to provide early warnings of outbreaks

Bienamar, Chad
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Bienamar, Chad

Houses of God |  A congregation gathers for worship in the Bienamar region of Chad. The church meets under a tree and uses branches for pews. The church bell is an old car…

Unexpectedly slow
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Unexpectedly slow

Money |  Surprised by the weak economy, Bernanke vows to keep rates low

Southern comfort
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Southern comfort

Religion |  Expected rancor fails to materialize at this June's Southern Baptist Convention

Voices

In search of self
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In search of self

Then what?

Take a stand against Rand
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Take a stand against Rand

The religious left finds a real wedge issue

Bare necessities
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Bare necessities

Stripping away useless clothes in favor of the only garments we need

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

Taking the wheels
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Taking the wheels

Saudi women are driving up the heat on 'Arab Spring' protests

Crouching at the door
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Crouching at the door

If we don't take control of words and actions, a beastly sin will get out

We're moving
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We're moving

A smaller office will better accommodate WORLD's growth

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