Articles from New York Times Upfront (September 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Election speak": 20 words and phrases to help you understand what the politicians and pundits are really talking about.			1366
$2.6 million.			21
$30 billion.			25
[Cartoon].		Cartoon	11
1959 the Cuban revolution: Fidel Castro came to power promising democracy and freedom. Now, after 50 years of repression and hardship, he's finally fading from the scene. Is there a new revolution in store for Cuba?	Depalma, Anthony		2364
25 cents.		Brief article	28
3,000.			26
46.		Brief article	37
An African tale: a small gift from Connecticut not only changed a young woman's life, it also shows how Americans can make a real difference overseas.	Kristof, Nicholas D.		419
An unusual fashion show.		Brief article	97
Are illegal immigrants good for the U.S. economy? There are currently 12 million people living in the United States illegally.	Ewing, Walter; Krikorian, Mark		494
Cartoon analysis.	Ariail, Robert	Brief article	89
Cartoons.		Cartoon	127
China's cheerleaders: China has many critics, both at home and abroad. Why aren't it's own young people among them?	Forney, Matthew		722
College women go to the mat.		Brief article	134
Crude awakening: the U.S. finally faces the cost of its addiction to foreign oil.	Smith, Patricia		1120
Election 2008: what's at stake: whoever wins in November will face enormous challenges at home and abroad.	Sanger, David E.	Cover story	2173
From gulags to Gucci.		Brief article	104
From Iraq to America: Ali Nadhaif and his parents are among the few Iraqis who've been allowed into the U.S.	Nadhaif, Ali		522
Game show.		Brief article	79
Growing up: in a strict Islamic society like Saudi Arabia, segregation of the sexes is almost total. Part 1: the boys.	Slackman, Michael		2180
Is "O.C. soda" next?		Brief article	91
Looking for a few good shepherds.		Brief article	161
Measuring 56 million middies.		Brief article	122
Middle East.		Brief article	77
The death penalty debate: after a seven-month break, executions have resumed in the U.S.--and so has the debate over capital punishment itself.	Blumenthal, Ralph		1968
What filling up really costs.		Brief article	318
What killed Napoleon?		Brief article	147