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Most intriguing people in business 2008: a dynamic group of professionals and entrepreneurs who play hard in a tough economy--and continue to win.	Alleyne, Sonia	List	Dec 1, 2008	2140
Wilton Littlechild honoured in traditional ceremony.	Crowfoot, Bert	Brief article	Jun 1, 2008	67
Twenty years of stars.	Lieberman, Jordan		Jun 1, 2008	587
A man who set an example for all of us.	Cohen, Burt		Apr 25, 2008	661
Al Gore's Climate Project: reflections of the class of 2006: a year has passed since Al Gore trained 84 Australians to delivery his Climate Project presentation. Affectionately known as the class of '06', the inaugural participants of The Climate Project--Australia share their memories of the year.	Ambrose, Margaret		Jan 1, 2008	807
Hodes, Shea-Porter keeping their promises.	Buckley, Raymond		Jul 27, 2007	489
Former senator Fred Thompson's recent media appearances confirm the judgment of Hollywood casting agents: He looks and sounds presidential.		Brief article	Apr 2, 2007	198
General session keynote speaker.		Brief article	Jul 1, 2006	311
Freedom's price.	Brown, Greg	Editorial	Sep 1, 2005	350
Maynard Jackson: creating a bully pulpit for black business; this bold politician used his city hall office to create black millionaires.	Dingle, Derek T.	Biography	May 1, 2005	720
A Carolina kid: Republican governor Mark Sanford makes an impression.	Miller, John J.		Apr 25, 2005	1400
Sign of the times.	Lee, Jack	Obituary	Apr 1, 2005	162
When he was governor of California, he was holding a news conference in the press room at the state capitol when there were some Cesar Chavez people demonstrating outside the room.	Nofziger, Lyn	Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	142
A name of my own.	Nordlinger, Jay	Column	Jun 28, 2004	1026
His biographers have barely touched the spiritual side of the man, and particularly not the issue of the sanctity of life.	Clark, William	Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	146
The psychological effect.	Hanson, Victor Davis		Jun 28, 2004	945
The roller back.	Rodman, Peter W.		Jun 28, 2004	978
The President and the Pope.	Weigel, George		Jun 28, 2004	952
Ron & Maggie.	O'Sullivan, John		Jun 28, 2004	986
A lion like Churchill.	Hayward, Steven F.		Jun 28, 2004	975
A special message.	Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr	Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	87
In Latin America.	Reich, Otto J.		Jun 28, 2004	1031
Reaganomics.	Kudlow, Lawrence A.		Jun 28, 2004	869
Two accusations, rebutted.	Helprin, Mark		Jun 28, 2004	1208
The secret of his success.	D'Souza, Dinesh		Jun 28, 2004	770
When I was representing President Reagan through the entire Iran-Contra matter, because the independent counsel Lawrence Walsh was interested in having access to the presidential diaries, I spent many days reading every entry he made.	Olson, Theodore B.	Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	188
My president, way back.	Heston, Charlton		Jun 28, 2004	968
For the last three years, we've been digging into his papers, and what we're finding is dramatic.	Anderson, Martin	Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	209
The Gipper and the Tipper.	Matthews, Chris		Jun 28, 2004	1005
One of us.	Freeman, Neal B.	Column	Jun 28, 2004	1212
Nancy Reagan: "My family and I would like the world to know that President Ronald Reagan has passed away after ten years of Alzheimer's disease, at 93 years of age.		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	87
President Bush: "Ronald Reagan won America's respect with his greatness, and won its love with his goodness.		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	178
RNC chairman Ed Gillespie: "Because Ronald Reagan lived, people across the globe live in greater freedom and prosperity.".		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	104
Sen. Ted Kennedy (D., Mass.): "On foreign policy, he will be honored as the president who won the Cold War.".		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	87
Former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher: "He will be missed not only by those who knew him and not only by the nation he served so proudly and loved so deeply, but also by millions of men and women who live in freedom today because of the policies he pursued.		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	128
Sometimes a thing is said so well that it can be used again--and now, after a long time, used yet again.		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	109
Before President Reagan is completely encased in the amber of eulogy, let us remember that during his career he had many vocal enemies.		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	127
Before Ronald Reagan announced his campaign for the 1976 presidential nomination--seeking to topple the detentist incumbent, Gerald Ford--National Review wrote editorially that his positions would be good, if they were "consistent with his well-known predilections.".		Brief Article	Jun 28, 2004	153
Reagan for today.			Jun 28, 2004	603
Ronald Reagan 1911-2004.			Jun 28, 2004	2621
A new beginning.	Johnson, Paul		Jun 28, 2004	1086
Huh? A surprising success! First came the bursting of the Clinton bubble, then 9/11, then the accounting scandals and all the other shocks to the system. Who would have predicted such a vigorous U.S. recovery?	Hubbard, R. Glenn		Mar 22, 2004	3573
Frank O'Bannon, the revered and respected Democratic governor of Indiana who served 18 years in the state Senate, died in September at the age of 73 following a stroke.		Brief Article	Feb 1, 2004	113
Bumpers laments not running for president.	Bowden, Bill	Biography	Mar 10, 2003	2235
PIERRE TRUDEAU: CHAMPION OF A JUST SOCIETY.	Iglauer, Edith		Jan 1, 2001	2298
Memos of the Month.		Transcript	Sep 1, 2000	1358
What does Tony want? A puzzling prime minister.	Bergonzi, Bernard		Nov 1, 1998	1074

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