(4.11.2005)
Comparing Stages of Economic Growth
It's hard to wrap one's brain around facts and figures. It may be easier to compare nations using a historical context.
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Study Says Mobile Phones Aren't a One-Way Ticket to Brain Cancer
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Racial Tensions High in Britain
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Castro: Master of Internal Propaganda
When life is miserable for your subjects, tell them they're writing history
(4.11.2005)
Trouble in Sudan Hasn't Gone Away
It's just been swept aside by news of the Pope's death and other transient events
(4.11.2005)
The Real Power of the Pope
(4.11.2005)
Bonds, Not Bombs
Analysis suggests that the US has more to fear from China going berserk on the bond market than with long-range missiles. One could argue that it's in line with the principle that conflicts are won by the unpredictable party.
(4.11.2005)
Forecasters Expect Active 2005 Hurricane Season
(4.11.2005)
Chinese Grannies Break-Dancing in Beauty Contests
Is it the Onion or the BBC? Sometimes it gets hard to tell the difference.
(4.11.2005)
ISU Tracking Soybean Rust; Estimating Measurable Impact on Midwest Acres Planted and Yields
An example of useful government activity: Widespread research and dissemination of information on a subject that involves conditions distinctly beyond individuals' control
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