Articles from New York Times Upfront (October 10, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1960: independence takes root across Africa: in one momentous year, 17 nations were freed from European colonial rule.	Wines, Michael		1627
A chance to take on the cycle of poverty.	Brooks, David	Brief Article	199
A court in transition: with the death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Sandra Day O'Connor's pending retirement, the Supreme Court is about to enter a new era.	Zack, Ian		1496
After Gaza: with Israel out of Gaza, the Palestinians face critical challenges and tough choices about their future.	Bilyeu, Suzanne		716
Aiming at the men: will Michelle Wie's success affect the future of women in professional sports?	Roberts, Selena		344
An end to pesky stickers?		Brief Article	178
Basically clueless.		Brief Article	153
Cartoons.		Cartoon	47
Do those menus come with egg roll?		Brief Article	107
Game show.			176
Grim reality spawns reality TV.		Brief Article	215
In Katrina's wake: America comes to grips with Katrina's long-term impact, and asks if we're prepared for the next disaster--natural or man-made.	Smith, Patricia	Cover Story	2722
Lessons from a native in Spain.	Lieblich, Colin		503
Letter from the editor.	Nebrum, Elliott	Editorial	159
Making excuses as people die.	Krugman, Paul	Brief Article	133
Methamphetamine: toxic. Additive. Devastating. Get the facts! Also known as "meth" or "ice," this highly addictive and brain-altering drug is a threatening scourge on individuals, families, and communities.			3527
Niger's anguish: the people of Niger, the world's second-poorest country, are used to struggle. This year, famine has worsened their plight.	Wines, Michael		1225
No skillet big enough.		Brief Article	220
Noted & quoted.			132
Nuclear energy: does it make sense for the environment? After decades of wariness, interest in nuclear power is picking up. Do the benefits outweigh the risks?	Kissock, Kelly		496
Numbers in the news.		Brief Article	101
Power from a placebo?		Brief Article	123
Reaching the top, seven times over.		Interview	216
Robo-legs: new prosthetic limbs are providing increased mobility for many amputees--and blurring the line between humans and machines.	Marriott, Michael		953
What global warming may do to future storms.	Kristof, Nicholas D.	Brief Article	160
World divorce rates.		Illustration	65
Wrestlers warm up.		Brief Article	64