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Representatives of the 27 countries of the European Union chose respected but low-profile leaders Thursday as president of the European Council and chief foreign minister. (Today)
It was a bad idea in 1997, and it's a bad idea now. (Today)
To read the headlines there is no reason to believe President Barack Obama achieved a lot during his trip to East Asia, with stops in Japan, Singapore, China and South Korea. (Yesterday)
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- Diplomatic dividend: Obama's Asian trip may produce benefits later (Yesterday)
- School summit: Homeless children deserve an education, too (Yesterday)
- Store vacancy: The Hill shops again for a grocery operator (Yesterday)
- Court strategy: Onorato's delay tactic will only hurt taxpayers (11/19/2009)
- Tragic numbers: Together they pose questions for U.S. priorities (11/19/2009)
- Moon river? Water on the lunar surface is a font of hope (11/19/2009)
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- REP. JASON ALTMIRE: Why I voted no on health reform (Yesterday)
- Ellen Goodman: Palin the feminist (Yesterday)
- TRUDY RUBIN: Afghan women fear the return of the Taliban (Yesterday)
- Thomas L. Friedman: Ostriches ... with their heads buried in oil (11/19/2009)
- Don't tax students (11/19/2009)
- As Others See It: Big oil is back in Iraq (11/19/2009)
- Tax the nonprofits (11/18/2009)
- As Others See It: Moonprints (11/18/2009)
- Gail Collins: Into the apocalypse ... again (11/17/2009)
- Leonard Pitts Jr.: Muslims who defend us (11/17/2009)
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