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Though, expectant couples traditionally learn the sex of their fetus from a doctor, some are choosing a more festive route — and getting the big news from a cake. The concept of inviting friends and family to share one's reaction — at a "gender reveal
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Adbusters Blog tactical_1_teaser.jpg What are the big ideas, the radical transformations – the metamemes – without which a viable future
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Collective responsibility. One of the most accomplished Jewish terrorists of our time, Baruch Goldstein, came from the Jewish universe in which I was raised. When he committed his crime, there were a few former and present citizens of that universe, a rev
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The Furor Over The Proposed Cultural Center Has Unearthed A Harsh Strain Of U.S. Skepticism About Islam.
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The bloody grind in Iraq showed the risks of panoramic aspirations.
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unplugthesignal.jpg The "Unplug the Signal" symbol can be used to create an awareness of the television's role in restricting information and controlling the masses. Help spread this symbol and its
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Scenes from the class struggle on the American right
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More communities are trying to crack down on fraudulent practices of seers, fortune tellers and other spiritualists
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The video: Governor Jan Brewer (R-AZ) got off to a rocky start in her first gubernatorial debate with Democratic challenger Attorney General Terry Goddard on Wednesday night — struggling through a "train wreck" of an opening statement that could, some s
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The video: California senatorial candidates Sen. Barbara Boxer (D) and Republican challenger Carly Fiorina went head-to-head Wednesday night in the first televised debate of the campaign season. (Watch a clip below.) During the "contentious" one-hour exch
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Seeking to buy off allies and cracking down on dissent: bad signs in South AfricaWHEN he became president of South Africa just over a year ago, Jacob Zuma promised to quench South Africans’ thirst for renewal. After the aloof and idiosyncratic Thabo Mbe
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The IMF offers indebted governments some reassuranceONE consequence of the deepest recession since the Depression has been the biggest peacetime build-up of public debt the rich world has ever seen. Some reckon that the debt position of many rich countrie
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A stance that helped Barack Obama and the Democrats to victory has become a near-irrelevanceWHEN he ran for president, few subjects distinguished Barack Obama more than his views on the war in Iraq. He had opposed it from the start, so he constantly remin
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Germany’s biggest bank is trying to make investment banking boring. The latest in our series of profiles of financial institutions after the crisisJOSEF ACKERMANN, the head of Deutsche Bank, combines a silky manner with blunt words. When the German gove
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