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Commentary: Obama Must Take A Lead On Climate Change - And Soon
Intellpuke: This commentary was written by Jeffrey Sachs, professor of economics and director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University. He is also special adviser to the U.N. secretary-general on the millennium development goals.
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Commentary: 'War Logs Could Shatter Hopes Of Success In Afghanistan'
Intellpuke: This commentary was written and compiled by Spiegel journalist David Crossland under the German news magazine's "The World From Berlin" column, which features editorial comments from various German news organizations.
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Commentary: NFL training camp stories that could go wrong
Commentary: NFL training camp stories that could go wrong
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COMMENTARY: Recent news full of good calls, bad calls
Jim Joyce became the unhappiest kind of instant celebrity last month when the umpire blew a call to ruin a perfect game by Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga.
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Commentary: Future uncertain, Rendell plans to stay visible
View full sizeCarolyn Kaster, The Associated Press/filePennsylvania Gov. Edward G. Rendell Imagine waking up to Ed Rendell every morning.
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Commentary: Gusher of WikiLeaks
By ARNAUD DE BORCHGRAVE UPI Editor at Large WASHINGTON, July 29 (UPI) -- Almost 100,000 secret and classified Afghan war documents were handed to publications in the U.S., Britain and Germany by an organization of on-line whistle blowers with a three-word agenda: STOP THE WAR! Wikileaks - United States - Whistleblower - Germany - History
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Commentary: Still waiting for Rocket coach
When I last spoke with Rich Montgomery back in April, Rock Falls High School's athletic director said the process for hiring a new boys basketball coach might take awhile.
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Commentary: Gusher of WikiLeaks
Washington (UPI) Jul 29, 2010 The WikiLeaks scandal isn't even a pale carbon copy of the Pentagon Papers 39 years ago that accelerated America's Vietnam defeat. But even then there was nothing that wasn't known by the war correspondents covering Vietnam. Deception and disinformation were part of the U.S. arsenal. And the daily afternoon military briefing was known as the "Five O'Clock Follies ...
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