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12/4/06
Cover Story
An Excerpt From Gabor Boritt's New Book Highlights Gettysburg's Good News
Nation & World
President Bush Is Fighting a Multifront War With Allies in Short Supply
Proposed Coal Plants in Texas Stir Up a Clean Air Uproar
Fouad Ajami Says Many Wish for a Return to the Old Order in the Middle East, but It Can Never Happen
Gloria Borger Critiques Pelosi's First Steps
Letter from Hiroshima, Japan: Rethinking the Bomb
Getting Out of Iraq: It Won't Be Quick or Easy, but, Surprisingly, There Are Some Ideas
Generation Y Takes a Whirl With the Left
Money & Business
Private-Equity Ownership Is the New Face of Capitalism
The Carlyle Group's Sweet Deal
The Pain and Pleasure of the Private Life
A Bid for the London Stock Exchange; Shoppers, You Need to Spend $857 to Keep Retailers Happy; Gift Cards Bearing Hidden Fees
The Week Ahead: Profits Picture; Housing's Health
Health & Medicine
Improved Implants: They're Back but Still Require a Lot of Scrutiny
Marathon Joggers Need Lots of Sunblock; Nonoperative Therapy Works for Back Sufferers; Good Workout = Good Night's Sleep; Progress in the Food Allergy Fight
Editorial
Mortimer B. Zuckerman Strategizes About a Fix to Keep New York City the World's Financial Center
Whispers
Boone Does D.C., Don Quixote Style; And From Kansas: a Real Conservative; A Governor Gears Up for a Hard Sell; Poaching From the Post and Others; Stopping Hillary Before She Starts; Mapping Hell From the Stratosphere; Two Onetime Arkansans for '08?
Cartoon
A Cartoon by Chris Britt on the Chaotic Situation in Iraq
The Week
A Post-Thanksgiving Clash of Cultures With a Side of Hope
Losing Control in Iraq; the Battle for Middle Earth in Politics; the GOP Is Ticked Off With Bush's Delay in Rumsfeld Decision; the CIA Casts a Big Net for Recruits
NYC Schools to Get Funding Increase; Alabama School Bus Tragedy; Chicago's Political Shenanigans; Some Good News From Amish Country; Tightwad, Mo., Bank Will Close Its Doors
Talk of Civil War in Lebanon; a Symbolic Snub for Tehran; Ex-Spy Vs. Ex-Spymaster; Shedding Light on a "Dirty War" in Mexico
Q&A: Fatou Bensouda Talks About the Mission of the International Criminal Court
Letters
Letters From Readers on the '06 Election, School Bus Safety, Atheism Arguments, the CVS-Caremark Merger

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