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The demands of capital

Amid Mexico's crisis, Chase Manhattan calls for political repression 

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At play in the fields of oppression

A government-funded agency pretends to export democracy 

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In defense of prejudice

Why incendiary speech must be protected 

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Winter blues

On the road with a Harlem duo

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Mexico and its discontents

After the peso's collapse, an unemployed population looks north

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Ceding the high ground

Why Israel and Syria want American GIs on the Golan Heights

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The freedoms of the past

On the advantage of looking backward

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For Sale: Used Marxism

Castro’s “grandchildren” discover the glory of the dollar

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Souvenir miracles

Going to see the Virgin in western Herzegovina 

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The Immaculate Invasion

In Haiti, U.S. troops deploy the illusion of democracy 

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Without earth there is no heaven

The cosmos is not a physicist's equation

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The gospel according to Prum

A curious tale of power, prophecy, and cargo in the South Pacific

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Brightness visible

On learning to see the gravity of bears and the wonder of beetles

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Violent Certainties

A report from a Milwaukee abortion clinic, where the crowd outside brandishes the weapons of righteousness and the women inside bear the weight of their choice

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The closing of the American mine

Oblivion comes to a West Virginia coal town

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Our currency in cyberspace

Trading the American dollar against the American government 

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Life as we know it

A father, a son, and genetic destiny

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Nothing ventured

A bold leap into the ontological void

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California’s elected anarchy

A government destroyed by popular referendum 

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The revolt of the elites

Have they canceled their allegiance to America?

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