Articles from New York Times Upfront (April 6, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$465,421.		Brief article	38
... And in the rest of the world: as if the economic crisis weren't enough to deal. with, President Obama is also facing critical, foreign-policy challenges. Here's a took at 10 at the top of his agenda.	Smith, Patricia		2522
151.		Brief article	46
1979 Iranian revolution: Iran was once one of America's closest allies; now it's one of President Obama's biggest headaches.	Edidin, Peter		2318
2,500.			21
46%.			21
54%.			21
A better bailout for the U.S.: open doors.			449
A gold pocket watch.			140
Career watch: cybersleuthing.		Brief article	97
Cartoon analysis.	Fitzsimmonz, David	Brief article	93
Cartoons.		Cartoon	77
Dear teacher.	Volkow, Nora	Brief article	180
Finding a way home: being homeless made Delisa want to give up until a mentor offered encouragement.	Richards, Delisa		553
Game show.		Brief article	298
India's latest export: pitchers.			182
Magic number: no one knows who came up with 99 cents as a sates gimmick. But it works.	Arango, Tim		428
Minimum wages around the world.		Brief article	98
Photo analysis.		Brief article	69
Should the U.S. have tougher gun-control laws? Public-safety officials say yes, but others say such laws infringe upon Second Amendment rights.	Menino, Thomas M.; Lapierre, Wayne		551
Skateboarding for credit.			137
Studying abroad: where the Americans are.		Brief article	114
Supreme decisions: criminal evidence, voting rights, and presidential authority: three critical issues on the Supreme Court's docket this term.	Liptak, Adam		1574
Teacher's edition.	Rebhun, Elliott		246
The future of the court: if President Obama gets to appoint one, or even several justices, what kind of impact would it have on the Supreme Court?			512
The truth about "rehab" & drug addiction: the reality is far from glamorous.			1366
What do you know about "rehab" and drug addiction?		Brief article	332
What the tape reveals.			136
Where sweatshops are a dream: a times columnist argues that sweatshop jobs, however awful they seem to us, can be a way out of poverty for millions overseas.	Kristof, Nicholas D.		1319
Who's coming to America: today's immigrants come from different places, but their reasons are similar to those that motivated earlier immigrants.	Roberts, Sam	Cover story	2096
Wrong foot forward.			183