Articles from National Review (January 29, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Barbaric!' they charge: the arrogance and insularity of death-penalty opponents.	Dalrymple, Theodore		1469
A surge in time.			1023
Ambassador John R. Miller recently resigned from his position as head of the State Department's office concerned with eliminating human trafficking.		Brief article	136
An unusual end: Saddam Hussein is tried and executed.	Pryce-Jones, David	Cover story	1530
Ask not ...	Langbert, Mitchell	Letter to the editor	91
At the beginning of the year, Romania joined the European Union.		Brief article	215
Bad scene.	Goldberg, Jonah		489
Bassackwards: Construction Spanish and other signs of the times.	Nordlinger, Jay		1518
Be like Jeb! A suburban agenda for Republicans, with models to emulate.	Hood, John		3589
Bury him good.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		723
Can Gates succeed?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		593
Condoleezza Rice has a trip to Libya penciled in her diary.		Brief article	189
Damn!	Von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	38
Dates.	Oser, Lee	Poem	63
Did we need reminding of Saddam's nature?		Brief article	225
Do or die in Iraq: where we've been; where we should go.	West, Bing	Cover story	3833
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese possessed a brilliant mind, as do many.		Obituary	101
Fantasy & reality.	Pryce-Jones, David	Book review	1530
For the defense.	Jorandby, Richard	Letter to the editor	137
For the Left--and, unfortunately, much of the public--conservatives' opposition to raising the minimum wage is proof that we are the kin of Scrooge.		Brief article	153
From 1991 to 2002, this magazine ran Florence King's column "The Misanthrope's Corner.".			53
From New Orleans, surrounded by the ravages of Hurricane Katrina, former senator John Edwards launched a campaign to fight against global warming and poverty and for universal health care and higher taxes on the rich.		Brief article	131
Gotta watch those Danish artists.		Brief article	133
Grosser and grosser.	King, Florence		964
James Brown wrote in his autobiography, "Hair and teeth.		Brief article	95
Join the club: Mitt Romney and pro-life conversion.	O'Beirne, Kate		1102
Judge, senator, American.	Sneider, Jaime	Book review	1386
Keeping The faith.	Person, James E., Jr.	Book review	1518
Keynes wins?	Carroll, John Lee	Letter to the editor	154
Let's get this clear right away: Democrats and their allies on the left have a deep, deep respect for the need to protect classified information.		Brief article	303
Michigan and beyond: Ward Connerly keeps after race preferences.	Miller, John J.		1397
One of those news stories that turn up so often they could well-nigh be assigned word-processor macros all their own, is the one about the Chinese government protesting because the president of Taiwan has set foot on U.S. soil.		Brief article	200
One star differeth from another star in glory, said the Apostle Paul.		Obituary	143
Readers of Tom Wolfe's novels will recall the scene in A Man in Full where a country-raised southern business mogul, showing a group of urban sophisticates round his stud farm, arranges for them to witness a stallion vigorously serving a mare.		Brief article	198
Rebels on the Hudson.	Brookhiser, Richard		991
Somalia is neither a state nor a nation.		Brief article	227
Spare thoughts on Saddam.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		723
The book is better.	Douthat, Ross	Movie review	1047
The bus system of Grand Rapids, Mich., formerly turned away from their buses any passenger whose face was covered.		Brief article	142
The candidates' diaries.	Long, Rob		773
The linguists and lexicographers of the American Dialect Society have picked a Word of the Year for 2006, and the winner is ... plutoed.		Brief article	140
The new Democratic Congress prepared to vote on a bill to fund stem-cell research that kills human embryos.		Brief article	147
The outrageousness of the Duke lacrosse case has now reached its terminal velocity.		Brief article	142
The question of Carter's cash: in which our reporter follows the money.	Rosett, Claudia		1293
The too-much-information age.	Robbins, James S.	Book review	1561
Their moment.			580
Undiscussable: a question in the Senate.	York, Byron		1125
Was there ever a president who entered office with a weaker hand than Gerald Ford?		Brief article	171
What is it about cuddly animals that overrides the rational faculty of policymakers?		Brief article	199
When the highest court in Massachusetts amends the state constitution, how are the people to amend it back?		Brief article	172
Wouldn't it be nice if the media loved Republican presidents.			15