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2007January 28

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• Skiing: Small town produces another winner - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• An EU-like pact for Asean: A distant dream? - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• U.S. Army investigates widespread contractor fraud in Iraq - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Tennis: A 'Rocky' moment inspires Williams - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• Town that Pfizer helped build prepares for life without it - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Ballmer looks ahead at challenges to Microsoft - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• Officials try new tactics on trade negotiations - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Saudis signal efforts to control oil prices - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Language: Breaking the hours barrier - Opinion - International Herald Tribune
• China faces charges of colonialism in Africa - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• Reality intrudes on dreams of EU-like pact for Asean - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• Palestinian factions renew Gaza fighting - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Unhappy meals
• Steinmeier defends action in Guantánamo case
• Saudis signal efforts to control oil prices
• NFL: Black coaches reach the summit - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• Tens of thousands protest in Washington against Iraq war - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Mortar shell kills 5 girls at school in Baghdad - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Virulent TB in South Africa may imperil millions, experts warn - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Sea levels at issue in report on climate - Health & Science - International Herald Tribune
• A Baghdad apartment becomes a deathtrap for a GI - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Tens of thousands protest in Washington against Iraq war - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Bush's bait-and-switch - Opinion - International Herald Tribune
• Intel overhauls chip architecture - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• Virulent TB in South Africa may imperil millions, experts warn - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• The promise and peril of 'intentional software' - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• Australians debating immigration and national identity - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• Wireless: The carrots and sticks of cellphone roaming fees - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• An imam's journey from city to suburbia - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• North Korea set to resume finance talks with U.S. - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• High protection: Big knits and techno sheen
• Iran denies nuclear claim - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Debate widens over over deploying computers in the developing world - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• Tehran seeks Russian mediation in nuclear dispute - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Roundup: Australian pair score centuries - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• Tens of thousands protest in Washington against Iraq war - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Australians debate immigration and national identity - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• Russians work on their image at Davos - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Small screens, new programs
• News Analysis: Violence has changed Iraq into a land with no moderates - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Hamas and Fatah battle in Gaza Strip as civilians flee - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Soccer: Talent shines through on 3 goals - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• One NATO is not enough
• Russians work on their image at Davos - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Iraqi forces battle gunmen near holy city - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Schools caught up in the Iraqi carnage - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Letter from America: An inopportune time for affirmative action - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Maternity and politics: How the image plays - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Letter from America: An inopportune time for affirmative action - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Officials change tactics on trade negotiations - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Other Views: The Economist, Globe and Mail, Daily Telegraph - Opinion - International Herald Tribune
• Tennis: Federer makes it look easy
• News Analysis: Violence has changed Iraq into a land with no moderates - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• For advertisers, the Super Bowl should be the beginning of a multimedia blitz - Technology & Media - International Herald Tribune
• 250 killed in major Iraq battle - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Sinn Fein votes to back Northern Ireland police - Europe - International Herald Tribune
• Athens is in the grip of a garbage crisis - Europe - International Herald Tribune
• News Analysis: Confronting Iran, Bush burdened with legacy of Iraq distortions
• People arrested for New Year's Eve bombings released in Thailand - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
• Suicide bomber kills three in Israeli bakery - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Virulent TB in South Africa may imperil millions, experts warn - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• China tells yuan critics to back off - Business - International Herald Tribune
• Iraqi forces lead battle in Najaf - - International Herald Tribune
• Saving Lebanon
• Iran's ambassador to Baghdad reveals plan to expand role in Iraq - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Israel may have violated arms pact, officials say - Americas - International Herald Tribune
• Letters: American power; The oil habit - Opinion - International Herald Tribune
• Sustainability in design moves onto the corporate agenda
• Marking a major non-event - Opinion - International Herald Tribune
• Barcelona and Sevilla still neck and neck - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• Schools caught up in the Iraqi carnage - Africa & Middle East - International Herald Tribune
• Roundup: Barbaro undergoes difficult operation - Sports - International Herald Tribune
• A Choice for Darfur
• Parting Ways in Iraq
• 36 Hours in Madrid
• Those Neon Lights? Just as Bright as They Say
• Hate the House? Then Renovate
• New Direct Flights From the United States to Greenland
• Safe or Not? It Depends on Whom You Ask
• Minneapolis: The Chambers Minneapolis
• In Culver City, Calif., Art and Food Turn a Nowhere Into a Somewhere
• The 10-Point Caribbean Escapes Plan
• For the Celebrity-Starved: St.-Barthélemy
• For Golfers: Jamaica
• For Clubgoers: Trinidad and Tobago
• For Foodies: Anguilla
• For Adventurers: Dominica
• For Families: Aruba
• A People’s Food Takes a Step Up in Cape Town
• Calcata, Italy: Where Newcomers Gave an Old Town a Second Life
• Correction: In Angel Falls, Venezuela, a Forest of Islands
• Correction: Holiday on Ice, With a Shot of Vodka on the Side
• For Sailors: St. Vincent and the Grenadines
• Lift a Wee Dram All Over Town
• For Beach Bums: Eleuthera
• Letters to the Editor
• Comings and Goings
• For Hermits: Marie-Galante
• For Budget Travelers: The Dominican Republic
• In Mexico City, Regional Flavors Unchanged by the Big City
• Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico Remind Travelers: No Passports Needed
• A Blog Offers Insiders’ Guides to Paris
• It’s Night. Shall We Snorkel, Cycle or Hike?
• San Francisco: Tartine Bakery
• Summers for Teenagers That Enhance Résumés
• Finding a Cube, Feeling Like a ‘Rube’
• The Choices Become Highly Personal
• Few Views Are Forever
• Serious Money: Top Deals at Four Auctions
• Will the Efijy Fly?
• I Saw a Playhouse, My Daughter Saw a Jail
• Recently Published
• Is the Fix Worse Than the Problem?
• Preaching From the Ballmer Pulpit
• Hillary Clinton’s Mission Unaccomplished
• Israel May Have Violated Arms Pact, U.S. Says
• The Curse of Geography in the ’08 Race
• In Law School, Obama Found Political Voice
• Totals
• Shannon Hamm and John Warner IV
• Between A.F.C. and N.F.C., Parity Is Only a Six-Letter Word
• Middle Relievers Are Moving Front and Center
• One Man’s Ode to Indianapolis, Indiana
• College Booster Bias Is Delaying Minority Hiring
• With Reese Hoffa
• The First Singular Sensation
• A Warm Coat for a Woman With Endless Stories to Tell
• The U.S. Is Losing Market Share. So What?
• Interview With Stephanie Burns, CEO of Dow Corning - Delight in Science, Then and Now
• Restoring Dignity to Sitting Bull, Wherever He Is
• Here Come China’s Women (and One Rising Star Is Just 12)
• Editors' Choice
• Paperback Row
• Hollow Earth by David Standish - Books - Review
• Inside the List - Books - Review
• Andy Catlett: Early Travels By Wendell Berry - Books - Review
• I Am Plastic: The Designer Toy Explosion By Paul Budnitz - Books - Review
• Don’t Feed The Poets - Books - Review
• Hart Crane: Complete Poems and Selected Letters - Books - Review
• Up Front
• A Tale of Two Lions. By Roberto Ransom - Books - Review
• The Virgin of Flames By Chris Abani - Books - Review
• ‘Palestine Peace Not Apartheid’
• Something in the Air By Marc Fisher - Books - Review
• Thomas Hardy By Claire Tomalin - Books - Review
• Correction
• Last Best Gifts: Altruism and the Market for Human Blood and Organs By Kieran Healy - Books - Review
• John Osborne by John Heilpern - Books - Review
• Dragon Sea By Frank Pope - Books - Review
• ‘American Fascists’
• Power, Faith, and Fantasy: America in the Middle East, 1776 to the Present. By Michael B. Oren - Books - Review
• Bitter Spirits - Books - Review
• Arlington Park By Rachel Cusk - Books - Review
• Giving Squirrels the Heave-Ho
• Catherine Breillat - Movies
• A) Sexy, B) Loud or C) Dreamy? Try D) All of the Above.
• Material Things, Cataloged
• Debra Singer, the Kitchen - Vallejo Gantner, Performance Space 122 - Carla Peterson, Dance Theater Workshop - Dance
• In the East End, Riesling Legacy
• Three Courses for $25, All Night, Every Night
• Where the Kids Are: In Their Own Rock Band
• Smoking Onstage - Theater
• Maybe ‘I’m Marrying a Jackass’ Didn’t Test Well
• The Pod Project - Theater
• Foreign Films; Martin Ramirez; ‘An American Crime’
• Looking in the Toolbox and Seeing Art
• Merging the Old With the New in a Washington Suburb
• Correction: Dueling Banjos, Gospel Harmonies, Arabesques and Electric Eels
• Correction: Indie Rock’s Patron Saint Inspires a New Flock
• Correction: All Together Now: When the Cast Is the Real Star
• Correction: Where Money’s No Object, Space Is No Problem
• Correction: The Week Ahead: Jan. 21 - 27
• Homegrown, and (Partly) Newman’s Own
• Grindhouse, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino - Movies
• Till Fellner - Music
• As Authentic as They Come
• A Safe Landing, but a Little Bumpy
• On Language - William Safire
• Unhappy Meals - Michael Pollan
• A New Castro? - David Rieff
• Decrunched - Rob Walker
• Building ‘Green’ a Luxury? Not at All, Habitat Shows
• Questions for Charles E. Schumer
• Faith at Work
• Whose Iran? - Laura Secor
• The First Dance - Mark Oppenheimer
• Air Support
• Bound for Iraq: Citizen Soldier’s Parting Lesson
• With Fort Closing, Towns Ponder a 1,126-Acre Windfall
• Grand Avenue - Los Angeles - Architecture
• Ennio Morricone - Music
• In the Right Place at the Right Time
• Charles Wuorinen - Music
• Garry Shandling - The Larry Sanders Show DVD - Television
• Multitasking at Sundance: Haven’t I Seen You Before?
• Super Columbine Massacre Role Playing Game! - Video Games
• Lee Hazlewood - Music
• Higher Price Tags in Montauk
• Three Singular Brooklyn Buildings, Each With a Second Chance
• Riverhead Foundation Comes to the Aid of Marine Animals
• If the Time Is Right, Oil and Water <em style="i">Can</em> Mix
• Hanging Pictures: An Art in Its Own Right
• Matching the Police to the Populace
• Letters
• Bistronomy
• Gentlemen of the Road
• Marooned
• To Take Steps
• Correction
• Pushing Back at Bullying
• Calendar of Events
• Agents of Angst
• An America Where Much Was Left Unsaid
• Consider Your Citrus Options
• In Two Tongues, Trying to Close a Learning Gap
• A Backyard Mayan Temple May Be Doomed
• A Chevy in Saturn’s Orbit
• High Hopes for the Next Lancer
• With Lines Like These, Who Needs Words?
• Honey, I Shrunk the Charger!
• Subaru Parks Its Styling in the Middle of the Road
• Falling in Love With a House and Its History
• Seeing Red Over the Cable Bill
• In a Corner of a Square, His Own Spot
• New Governor, New Energy Czar
• A State Senate Endorsement
• Courageous Decision at Life’s End; Revising Laws for Sex Offenders (3 Letters)
• Preventing Drowning Deaths
• Connecticut’s Gambling Habit
• Calendar of Events
• Town Is Greener, With 31 Found Parks
• The Week on Long Island
• Calendar of Events
• Comforting Cuisine, With a Swiss Touch
• The Week in Connecticut
• After Murder, Keeping a Flame Alive
• The ‘Cutest Senior Couple,’ a Bit Frayed After 20 Years
• New York, Condensed
• A Holocaust Commemoration Both Somber and Hopeful
• For Gays, Read the Fine Print
• Our Beef With Texas
• Paper, Plastic or Cooler?
• Jets Along the Hudson
• First You Clear the Table
• Calendar of Events
• Now You, Too, Can Enter the World of 007 Finance
• The Week in New Jersey
• Blair Lawson, Brett Holleman
• Addiction Treatment for Prisoners; Courageous Decision at Life’s End; Great Radio Station, Unmentioned (3 Letters)
• Devon Beddard and Scott Caraher
• Pamela Flood and Kenneth Morrison
• Alexandra Ostrow, Richard Bruskoff
• Melissa Bolton, Brendan Klinger
• Mollie Hanna, Thomas Lang
• Michelle Walter, Cyrus Hadidi
• Joy Chang and William Schaaf
• Carolyn Elsinger and Jonathan Kuhe
• Samantha Chapman, Adam Langley
• Courageous Decision at Life’s End; Embracing Diversity of Many Kinds (3 Letters)
• In HoJo Land, the End of a 49-Year Stand
• The Week in Westchester
• Scalia Dons the Robes of a Scholar for a Day
• Amanda Boyd, Duncan Yin
• Amanda Low, Peter Trautmann
• Broadway by the Glass
• Booker Tossing His Political Weight Around
• If Memory Serves
• Crunch Time for the Tunnel
• Home Rule, High Taxes
• Starve Football, Feed Athletics
• Big Dreams Under G.M.’s New Tent
• Courageous Decision at Life’s End; Embracing Diversity of Many Kinds (2 Letters)
• A Mechanic’s Laptop Makes Manuals All but Obsolete
• Review - 2007 Lexus ES 350
• An Over-the-Top Z4
• Some Eye-Raising Sales: A Hummer for $1.25 Million
• A Few Raindrops Fall on the Big-Money Collector Car Auctions in Arizona
• Mars and Venus, Coping With the 21st Century
• Not Ready to Wind Down
• Letters
• Red Carpet Syndrome
• Inside the Minds of Your Employees
• Raining E-Blows on Egos
• Tech Stocks Are Back (With Caveats)
• The Hard Rain That’s Falling on Capitalism
• Awaiting the Day When Everyone Writes Software
• 24 Rolls of Toilet Paper, a Tub of Salsa and a Plasma TV
• 7 Months, and Still No Rate Cut
• Putting It Together: The Artist as Deal Maker
• These Kids Never Say ‘Yech!’
• World View Podcast - Celia Dugger - Calvin Sims
• Truly Indie Fans
• Alas, the Best Time to Buy a House Was 35 Years Ago
• Global Nuances in a Sauvignon
• Someone (Other Than You) May Own Your Genes
• Island Within an Island
• Charting a Path From Bed to Desk
• Health for Society’s Sake (1 Letter)
• Spouses Meet in School (1 Letter)
• A Guest Encounters Happiness, and a Bit of Babyland
• They Are Refugees. Who Are We? (8 Letters)
• The Pluses and Pitfalls of Job-Seeking at Work
• From Tech Workers to Nurses, an Employee’s Market
• Up These Stairs, You Walk With Keith Haring
• In the Wee Hours, Worship and More
• Correction
• Cut and Run
• Making a Good System Better
• Tales From Mr. Untouchable, and a Stroll Among the Statues
• Where Dignitaries Spoke, Bad Beams and Frail Walls
• For Vandals, an Ironic Target: Street Artists
• Laugh Lines: Borowitzreport.com, TheOnion.com, Jay Leno, David Letterman
• Spotting Freelancer Conflicts: A Solution With Problems
• A Jail Break, but Not to Fear
• Car Choreography
• Word for Word - E. Howard Hunt Jr. - Watergate
• Letters to the Editor
• For a Pavilion With a Past, Grumbling Over the Future
• Deer Hunters Spotted, and Neighbors Fret
• Gates in Place of Doormen
• A Growing Aversion to Ticker Symbols
• Step Into the Attic. Enter the Jazz Age.
• A Lovely Parting Gift for Her Ex-Employer
• An East Village Bar and Its Neighbors; Randalls Island Fields and Accessibility (4 Letters)
• Evidence From Bite Marks, It Turns Out, Is Not So Elementary
• A Clean Way to Be Naughty
• Stocks Decline as Hopes for a Rate Cut Fade
• The Long Road to Energy Independence
• The Lottery’s Next Big Loser: Illinois
• Unsafe at Any Level
• Crash Test Dummies
• For Tiny ‘Boys’ Team, Victory Is in Playing
• Seeing Futures in the Super Bowl
• Europe’s Embrace - Nuclear Power
• Drug Running Helped to Feed a Bingo Habit
• It Has Unraveled So Quickly
• Experts See Peril in Bush Health Proposal
• Study of Immigrants Links Lighter Skin and Higher Income
• Nichols Finding Confidence in His Speech, and His Shot
• Saving Lebanon
• New York’s Public Schools
• Goalie Gives Assist to Izzo
• The George W. Bush Library: Scholarly Mecca or $500 Million Oxymoron?
• From the Line to Maybe the Record Books
• The Budget Illusion
• The Blues Are Playing at a Faster and Stronger Tempo
• Correction: N.F.L. Salaries
• In Egypt, a New Battle Begins Over the Veil
• Dixon Seeking an Event in Memory of His Sister
• Looking for the Angry Populists in Suburbia
• Preserve the Record, However Odious (1 Letter)
• Confusion in the Transition Game for Timberwolves and Grizzlies
• What Are the Democratic Presidential Candidates?
• A Gentle Touch Develops Into a Winning One
• Judging Goalies, Ranking Brodeur
• Nonprofit Groups Draw a Line at Some Donors
• Cushy Flights and Fancy Victuals When the Nets Go on the Road
• In Anchorage, Where the Snow’s Piled High
• Dale Noyd, Vietnam Objector, Dies at 73
• From the Flats to the Pinnacle, Smith Savoring the Ride
• 2 Wolf Groups to Lose Endangered Status
• Police Say Escapee Took Road Paved With Good Intention
• Suicides Take Toll on Unwitting Audience
• 2 Are Killed in Fire in Chicago High-Rise
• 3 Killed as Hamas and Fatah Fight On
• Migrants Stream Into South Mexico
• Virulent TB in South Africa May Imperil Millions
• Hoping That X Games Can Turn White Into Green
• Pfizer’s Birthplace, Soon Without Pfizer
• 20 Killed in Baghdad on Eve of Holiday
• Gone but Hardly Forgotten, an Idol Isn’t Buried Yet, Either
• Plan to Revive Trade Talks Is Offered in Davos
• On Iran, Bush Faces Haunting Echoes of Iraq
• Saudi Officials Seek to Temper the Price of Oil
• A Cleric’s Journey Leads to a Suburban Frontier
• Protest Focuses on Iraq Troop Increase
• Atlantic City Casinos Reap Anti-Blight Funds
• A Young Swede Exceeds All Expectations
• Worry Over Expiration of U.S. Law That Helped Rural Areas
• Who Needs Tickets? Perhaps Soon, No One
• After Times of Grief and Doubt, a Tennis Ace Is Hungry Again
• In the Penalty Phase, All One’s Secrets Revealed
• U.S. Citizens Killed in Kenya
• In Brooklyn and Queens, Two Killings in Two Hours
• Ex-Comptollers Endured Controversy Themselves
• Tar Heels Hand Olson His Worst Home Loss at Arizona
• Sports Briefing
• Giuliani Is Sounding More Like a Candidate
• Transit Effort Seeks Train Track Safety
• For Hevesi Prosecutor, ‘One Standard of Justice’
• Corrections
• Corrections: For the Record
• Correction: The Maestro of Spaghetti Westerns Takes a Bow
• Bombing Kills 14 Pakistanis
• Islanders Rally for Victory Against East-Leading Sabres
• Behind Charles, UConn Topples Notre Dame
• Rookie Leaders Hear Rustle of Woods’s Footsteps in Grass
• At March, Worshipers Brace to Fight Closing of a Church
• With Leading Scorer on Bench, Irish Help Erase Cruel Memories
• Providence Rallies and Hands UConn Its Fourth Straight Loss
• Bernie Williams’s Future Still Unclear
• Knicks Seek Meaning After an Amazing Night
• Sports Briefing
• With Gold in Reach, Jacobellis Falls Again
• Carter Gets 40 and Support, Letting Nets Exhale
• Meissner, Helped by Early Lead, Holds on for Title
• Rangel and Others Condemn Bush Medicaid Plan
• Search for Missing Helicopter Crew Ends
• Former Party Boat Partly Sinks in Bay
• Lottery Numbers
• Women Set Record Pace at Reebok Games
• O’Neal Back on the Bench as Miami Loses in Chicago
• Mortar Strike Hits Girls’ School in Baghdad
• Clinton Calls on Bush to ‘Extricate’ U.S. From Iraq
• Clashes in Gaza Despite Pleas for Calm
• Biden Encourages Debate Over Iraq Troop Increase
• Coughlin to Name New Quarterback Coach
• Mortar Hits Baghdad School, Killing 5 Girls
• Trouble by Jesse Kellerman - Books - Review
• Assimilating Circumstances
• In the Mix
• The Week Ahead: Jan. 28 - Feb. 3
• Clinton, in Iowa, Vows to ‘Renew the Promise of America’
• Lysacek Dazzles His Way to the Men’s Title
• Federer Makes It Look Easy, Winning 10th Grand Slam
• Dunkirk: Fight to the Last Man. By Hugh Sebag-Montefiore - Books - Review
• ‘Dragon Sea’
• ‘John Osborne’
• ‘Arlington Park’
• Editors’ Note

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