Articles from National Review (December 31, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"It's time to be honest about the unbearable suffering endured by newborns with no hope of a future," said Dr. Eduard Verhagen, a pediatrician at Groningen Academic Hospital in the Netherlands.		Brief Article	126
"Street Fighter," "Def Jam Vendetta," "BloodRayne," and "Grand Theft Auto" are the names of video games featuring extreme violence.		Brief Article	111
A bow to fiscal conservatism.	Whalen, Bill		512
Against the doubters.			764
Are the Democrats rethinking their down-the-line support for abortion?		Brief Article	164
At the movies.	Hall, Annette R.	Letter to the Editor	228
Bobbie Jo Stinnett, a pregnant 23-year-old Missouri woman, was strangled by Lisa Montgomery, a casual acquaintance, who cut the child from her womb and passed it off as her own.		Brief Article	153
British Isles Cruise: a once-in-a-lifetime experience: the national review 2005.			991
Bush picks Gerald Reynolds to lead U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, with Abigail Thernstrom as vice chairman.			115
Celebrating 'Dec. 25'.	Wharton, Andrew	Letter to the Editor	180
Che chic: it's tres disgusting.	Nordlinger, Jay		2175
Clearing the air.	Moore, Stephen		609
Daughter defends mom.	O'Connell, Adrian	Letter to the Editor	160
David Brudnoy, R.I.P.		Obituary	834
Former EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman (R.) in forthcoming book, according to AP.		Brief Article	174
From Your Clairvoyant.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	43
GOP, you are warned: immigration could cause a Republican crackup.	Frum, David		1669
Gov. George Pataki (R., N.Y.) indicates he probably won't run against Sen. Hillary Clinton (D., N.Y.).		Brief Article	57
Gunning for Gonzales: the Left will assail the attorney general-designate on detainee policy; he, and we, should stand firm.	Rivkin, David B., Jr.		1507
Help!!!!		Cartoon	50
Helping our heroes: Tocqueville's America can be seen at Walter Reed Hospital.	Emery, Noemie		1296
How fares our project in Iraq?		Brief Article	199
Illegalizing illegals.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Column	726
In Buenos Aires this month, the proponents of the Kyoto Protocol danced their last tango.		Brief Article	231
In Greeneland.	Simmons, Tracy Lee	Book Review	1419
James Cason may be the most remarkable member of the U.S. Foreign Service.		Brief Article	162
Japan says its 550 soldiers in Iraq will remain there for at least another year.		Brief Article	46
Jay Leno: "Bernard Kerik says he is sorry he'll not be able to be head of homeland security.		Brief Article	32
Love, pain & lyricism.	Hart, Jeffrey	Book Review	965
M*y C*****s!			19
Manifesto of hope.	Fonte, John	Book Review	1573
MooreOns: the Democratic party won't change until it has to--really has to.	Goldberg, Jonah		1696
Nationwide, Democratic state legislators outnumber Republicans by two seats, 3,658 to 3,656, but two races remain undecided, according to USA Today.		Brief Article	226
New Year's.	Gioia, Dana	Poem	113
Notes & asides.			751
Nuke talk.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Column	602
One man's marriage trap: the ever-shifting, deeply conflicted Andrew Sullivan.	Katz, Justin	Critical Essay	3344
President Bush earns 53 percent approval rating in Gallup poll, but 59 percent say Iraq is going "badly".		Brief Article	279
Should the law let parents eavesdrop on their teenage children's phone conversations?		Brief Article	134
State of the nation.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Column	707
Sticking with Rumsfeld.			588
The Arab TV station al-Jazeera recently ran a cartoon on its website showing an Iranian mullah passing indifferently by various trouble spots in the Middle East, but then bridling with fury when he sees a map with the name "Persian Gulf" changed to "Arab Gulf.".		Brief Article	194
The fab four: why America has fallen for Desperate Housewives.	Blyth, Myrna	Critical Essay	1543
The Flame Tree.	Holtsberry, Kevin	Book Review	254
The horrifying saga of Leila M., a 19-year-old Iranian girl with a reported mental age of eight, is tragically representative of life in the Islamic Republic.		Brief Article	159
The January/February issue of Foreign Affairs will carry a review essay by Mahmood Mamdani, a professor at Columbia, detailing "key parallels between neoconservatives and jihadists.".		Brief Article	142
The long view.	Long, Rob	Column	834
The New York Times had an article citing the vast expansion of Brazilian agriculture.		Brief Article	65
The president's latest surprise was to stick with Treasury secretary John Snow, for whom the long knives had appeared to be out.		Brief Article	103
The trouble with Harry.	Stutttaford, Andrew	Book Review	1188
The truth about war.	Wilson, John	Book Review	1226
Tort reformers won big in the election.		Brief Article	185
What was Harry Reid thinking?		Brief Article	142
While they're waiting ... Thoughts for the Democrats after their recent losses.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1553
Who will guard the guardians?		Brief Article	93
Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad, but arrogant, careless, and horny will also do, as former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik found when he was tapped to be secretary of homeland security.		Brief Article	164
Yasser Arafat goes down in history as the man who threw the Palestinians into an armed struggle with Israel they could not win.		Brief Article	187
Yes un-deedy.	Derbyshire, John	Column	1013
Yushchenko, Poisoned.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	54