Vol. IX, No. 9, September 2003
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The Black-Outby Jonathan Wallace
I never saw the streets of New York City so calm and orderly as they were the night of the black-out. |
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by Daniel Patrick Welch Almost only counts in horseshoes and weapons of mass destruction. |
by Joshua Gaines Not only are these tests so unreliable as to prove all but useless, they represent an invasion of privacy on a scale heretofore unprecedented in America. |
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by H. Scott Prosterman Memphis was badly damaged by a hurricane in late July, but no-one knows about it. |
by Thom Riddle Our elected "representatives" have put us collectively in debt to the tune of approximately $6.8 Trillion. |
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by Alasdair Denvil Judge Moore and his supporters advocate a false theory of the foundation of morality. |
Simply outstanding |
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