Articles from National Review (July 30, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1688 and all that.	Stuttaford, Andrew	Book review	1554
4 + 1: and the 1 is Justice Anthony Kennedy.	Bork, Robert H.		1488
A Marie Antoinette, just for us.	King, Florence		972
After two car bombs failed to explode in London, and a third car crashed in flames into a terminal building at Glasgow Airport, the would-be mass murderers turned out to be radical Muslims.			157
All hail new national hero Joey Chestnut of San Jose, Calif.			89
Among the terrors of nature, we have always been told, is the piranha fish of South America.			147
An unfair Doctrine: democrats try once again to 'hush Rush,' and many others.	York, Byron		3144
Ann Arbor, Mich., is a small citadel of the Left, on a par with Berkeley, Calif., Madison, Wis., and a few other places.			74
Archbishop Pius Ncube, the leader of Zimbabwe's 1 million Catholics, has called on Britain to depose Robert Mugabe.			183
Battle of the narratives: views on Iraq.	West, Bing		1445
Beverly Sills, R.I.P.	Nordlinger, Jay		966
Beyond the myth.	Hayward, Steven F.		1692
Burr in the saddle.	Bramwell, Sarah		1273
Bush and Libby.			493
But let's not kill innocent words along with the guilty.			123
Cameron Diaz, the blonde bombshell of an actress, has been forced to apologize to the nation of Peru.			147
Cutthroats in white coats: on terror and doctors.	Dalrymple, Theodore		1547
Dessert rats.	Douthat, Ross		942
Gerson's world: the president's chief speechwriter turns columnist.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		2153
Gesture From The Searchers.	Krisak, Len	Poem	110
Get real.	Goldberg, Jonah		472
Guess who's coming to dinner.	Cicierega, Frank M.	Letter to the editor	52
How will history distinguish the Doctors' Plot (British Muslims) from the Doctors' Plot (Soviet Jews)?			24
Immigration reform, for real.			554
Man of iron.	Brookhiser, Richard		995
N.B.: WFB's column is on hiatus.			30
New golf club's secret metal may hit too far on some par-4's. Coating on surface derived from armor-piercing metal used by military.	Allen, Charlie		754
News from the desiccated, dusty world of Egyptology: A mummy from a tomb discovered over a century ago in Upper Egypt has been identified as that of Hatshepsut, one of the earliest female rulers known to history.			150
Nigerians went to the polls in April.			119
No artsy Sopranos ending for Tomorrow's Pioneers.			153
Opie? We'll take him! Rep. Adam Putnam (R., Fla.) is on the rise.	Miller, John J.		1466
Parisian philosopher.	Brand, Phil	Letter to the editor	266
Socialized Medicine.	Von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	41
Spaced out.	Whitely, H. Norman	Letter to the editor	116
The British are stingy when it comes to rewarding writers, and this makes Salman Rushdie's knighthood all the more exceptional.			170
The French paper Liberation has published an article headed "Jogging: Is it right-wing?".			143
The Los Angeles Times reported that Fred Thompson, in 1991, did some lobbying work for a pro-abortion group.			199
The myth of Cuban health care: Michael Moore gives it a powerful boost.	Nordlinger, Jay		2308
The panic caucus.			624
The Red Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, has two attached seminaries, for male and female religious students.			196
The spell is broken: in the post-Blair world, we might ask: what did he ever do?	O'Sullivan, John		2592
The White House invoked executive privilege to keep two former aides--counsel Harriet Miers and political director Sara Taylor--from having to testify before Congress about the firing of U.S. attorneys.			125
Three years after the death of Ronald Reagan, nearly 100 public landmarks are named after him, according to the Reagan Legacy Project.			176
Together again.	Von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	50
Transcript from the al-Jazeera political talk show the al-Irshad group July 25, 2007.	Long, Rob		754
Turning points.	Pryce-Jones, David		1570
Two Cuban democrats and patriots died, in very different circumstances.			176
When the NAACP announced that its 98th annual convention in Detroit would hold a mock funeral for what one nowadays calls "the N-word," our first thought was, Good luck.			154
While New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg denies that he is running for president, his minions work on the mechanics of a run.			160