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• Barack Obama does a bad thing | Free exchange | Economist.com

  www.economist.com - Barack Obama seems ready to respond to an International Trade Commission recommendation that America handle "dumping" of Chinese tyre imports by raising tariffs by...raising tariffs. Brad DeLong runs view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 9/14/2009
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• Russian tips for Barack Obama | Gulliver | Economist.com

  www.economist.com - BARACK OBAMA may have stumbled over Vladimir Putin's job description during his recent trip to Russia, but with a small army of aides to advise him, the chances of an etiquette-related gaffe were view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 7/9/2009
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• Why Barack Obama is so confident | Democracy in America ...

  www.economist.com - Categories: Barack Obama. RASMUSSEN has one of the reasons: 62% of voters say that "the nation's current economic problems are due to the recession which began under the Bush Administration". It's one view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 6/1/2009
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• Obama in Cairo | Democracy in America | Economist.com

  www.economist.com - Last week Scott Horton asked him six more, including one about Barack Obama's speech in Cairo on Thursday. Mr Khalidi says it will not be enough for Mr Obama to simply convey "mutual respect and an view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 6/1/2009
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• 100 days: Obama's frankness stands out | Democracy in America ...

  www.economist.com - I'VE asked some of my colleagues to share their thoughts on Barack Obama's first 100 days in office—what's gone right, what's gone wrong and what's been most interesting. Throughout the day today I'll view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/29/2009
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• Education in New York: Off to school

  www.economist.com - The state of education in America's biggest cityThe state of education in America's biggest cityAs The Economist’s education correspondent, I’ve been invited by Economist Conferences, one of the view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/20/2009
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• Cuba and the United States It takes two to rumba

  www.economist.com - Barack Obama's administration on April 13th announced a loosening of the half-century old American economic embargo against Cuba, fulfilling a campaign ... view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/16/2009
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• The NMC festival: The sound that lives in the city

  www.economist.com - A week in the life of a classical-music critic BIRDSONG woke me at dawn, just before an aeroplane sounded the first of the daily thousand or so gradual swells of noise that fill the skies of South West view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/13/2009
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• Oak Ridge National Laboratory: A Tennessee homecoming

  www.economist.com - Of neutrons, alpaca and rhubarb pieIN 1941, the hills of eastern Tennessee near Knoxville were home to century-old farms. In 1942 the Army Corps of Engineers began to transform 59,000 acres into a view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/9/2009
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• The G20 protests: Wagging the dog

  www.economist.com - On the barricades and behind the cameras in LondonOUR day of covering the protests starts with a failure: the Whitechapel Anarchist Group, whom we had emailed about interviewing, fail to answer their view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 4/2/2009
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• Barack Obama's first by-election | Democracy in America ...

  www.economist.com - The district is not bad for Republicans; New York gave Barack Obama a 22-point landslide win over John McCain, but Mr Obama only won by three points there. The number of registered Republicans in the view details...

  Found on: www.economist.com 3/31/2009
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