Articles from National Review (April 21, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles.".		Brief article	186
A kind of dynamite: Obama, McCain, and the politics of race.	York, Byron		1199
A trap for Barack.		Brief article	328
After normalization: the case of Qaddafi's Libya.	Nordlinger, Jay		1631
American benediction: on the Pope's U.S. visit.	Novak, Michael		2513
As we write, the results of Zimbabwe's March 29 election are still uncertain.		Brief article	144
Bush on the couch.	Frum, David	Book review	1527
But it is also true that Clinton has won nearly as many votes, and nearly as many delegates, as Barack Obama.		Brief article	121
Christopher Hitchens took a swing at the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and his recently conflicted acolyte, Barack Obama.		Brief article	111
Class war.	Douthat, Ross	Movie review	1010
Cursed? Not exactly--but neither are the Democrats blessed this primary season.	Emery, Noemie	Viewpoint essay	1414
Deviant economics.	Hassett, Kevin A.		484
Dith Pran worked as an interpreter and photographer with New York Times reporter Sydney Schanberg in Cambodia in the early Seventies.		Obituary	151
During Easter vigil at St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Benedict XVI received Magdi Allam, an Egyptian-born Italian journalist, into the Catholic Church.		Brief article	143
Excerpts from the Hillary Clinton Adventure Library[TM].	Long, Rob		816
Geert Wilders, an anti-immigration Dutch politician, put together a 15-minute film, Fitna (Arabic for "ordeal" or "civil strife"), on the unpeaceful nature of the religion of peace.		Brief article	158
General Grant.	Runyeon, William W.	Poem	353
Google went "dark"--but did it matter?		Brief article	131
Heath Shuler, a Democratic congressman from North Carolina, has introduced a bill to get serious about fighting illegal immigration.		Brief article	105
Help!!!!		Brief article	71
If Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have their way, though, the public will think McCain's chief campaign proposal is to wage "100 years of war" in Iraq.			84
If she really wants to know what it's like to land under fire.			19
In 2005 Joey Vento, a grandson of immigrants who owns Geno's, a cheese-steak purveyor in Philadelphia, put up a sign that said: "This is America--When Ordering Please Speak English.		Brief article	136
In a five-minute puppet drama aired on Hamas TV in the Gaza Strip, a little Palestinian boy confronts President Bush.		Brief article	133
In April 1942, Jacob DeShazer was a bombardier in the Doolittle raid over Japan.		Obituary	159
In Favre we hope.	Masters, Gerald K.	Letter to the editor	70
In the course of pursuing terrorists, Colombian forces have made some interesting finds: 66 pounds of uranium and three laptop computers, all belonging to the Marxist crime syndicate known by its Spanish acronym, "FARC.".		Brief article	172
It is an old theme, coming up again and again: if Middle Eastern elites believe or peddle bizarre or hateful stuff, what chance does the man on the street have?		Brief article	165
John McCain is reintroducing himself to the American public by telling people his biography.		Brief article	125
Lenin is sometimes credited with coining the term "useful idiots" to describe Westerners who unwittingly collaborated with the Soviet Union.		Brief article	179
Liberal web: in the Battle of Wikipedia, we must not surrender.	Miller, John J.		1657
Live free or shrug: what the Democrats have done to New Hampshire.	Cline, Andrew		1462
Maliki's surge.		Viewpoint essay	520
Missing pages.	May, Richard D.	Letter to the editor	72
New rules.			338
New York is a "sanctuary city.".		Brief article	153
Oblasphemy?	Harty-Golder, Barbara	Letter to the editor	79
Saddam Hussein's Iraq cooperated with jihadist groups, including al-Qaeda affiliates.		Brief article	189
Sarkozy's two-day visit to Britain went off exceptionally well, leading the more serious kind of British commentator to talk of a new Entente cordiale.		Brief article	200
Serious drinking.	Sullivan, John	Book review	1395
Stealth reform: conservatives should not support Sen. Bob Bennett's health-care plan.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1500
Tension city.	Suderman, Peter	Television program review	1172
The French may have a reputation for avoiding military confrontation, but recently Nicolas Sarkozy expressed a willingness to stand up to radical Islam: he pledged to send additional French soldiers (reports suggest that the number will be 1,000) to NATO's efforts in Afghanistan.		Brief article	102
The modern sense.	Wilson, John	Book review	1371
The PR debacle of the Beijing Olympics deepens and deepens.		Brief article	130
The truth about spanking: promoting a ban is counterproductive.	Diller, Lawrence		2511
Trust.	Brookhiser, Richard		995
Undisciplined petition.	Tison, Claude	Letter to the editor	253
When you buy something with a Visa or MasterCard, the credit-card company gets a portion of the proceeds.		Brief article	119
Who would have thought that the Bush administration would err by being too soft in a death-penalty case?		Brief article	227
Words from my grandmother.	King, Florence		1006
Wright has made a timely retirement from his ministry.		Brief article	137