Articles from New York Times Upfront (February 16, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1 billion.			20
1,000.		Brief article	28
13.		Brief article	28
1999 the Clinton impeachment: ten years ago, 100 U.S. senators served as jurors and deliberated whether to remove President Bill Clinton from office after his impeachment by the House of Representatives.	Depalma, Anthony		1934
21st-century pirates: armed gangs of Somalis are threatening international shipping and hurting an already weak global economy.	Gettleman, Jeffrey		1113
7.2%.			16
705,000.			23
A star is born.		Brief article	118
After Guantanamo: President Obama has ordered the closing of the prison at Guantanamo and pledged to respect American values in the fight against terrorism. Will his actions make the U.S. safer?	Smith, Patricia		1419
Cartoon analysis.		Brief article	80
Cartoons.			135
Cheap oil: good news & bad news: paying less at the pump feels great, but there's a real downside. Here's why gas at $2 a gallon isn't the cause for celebration it appears to be.	Smith, Patricia		1509
From college to the circus.		Brief article	155
Game show.		Brief article	279
Google gets the flu.		Brief article	129
Is it time to end affirmative action? California, Michigan, Washington, Florida, and Nebraska have banned its use in public education and hiring.			560
Kevin Laue takes his shot: an 18-year-old's disability hasn't stopped him from becoming a college basketball prospect.	Himmelsbach, Adam		396
Obama tourism.		Brief article	205
Photo analysis.		Brief article	59
Roach escape routes.		Brief article	202
Roping sacred cows.		Brief article	179
Stimulant addiction: stimulants, such as cocaine, present serious health risk--they can damage your brain and your body.			1241
The price of going to class: in Afghanistan, a resurgent Taliban is doing everything it can to keep girls out of school. But some refuse to give in.	Filkins, Dexter	Cover story	1333
Was Oliver really hungry?		Brief article	179
Why Obama should swing for the fences: America's future depends on a radica/ departure from business as usual.	Friedman, Thomas L.		438