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April 19, 2006

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Analysis

Slate's Politics: McClellan to Leave, Rove Shifted

Politics

U.S. Courts China Trade, Criticizes Rights Abuses

by Michele Kelemen

Environment

China Blanketed by Huge Dust Storm

Drums & Tuba; 'Clashing'

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The Dining Rooms; 'Numero Deux'

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Politics

Immigration Could Cost GOP Latino Evangelicals

Sophia Kasascus; 'Smooth'

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Beastie Boys; 'Pow'

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Analysis

Slate's Jurisprudence: Moussaoui's Insanity Defense

D. A. Group; 'Orelow Below'

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Law

Taking the Stand, Skilling Denies Accounting Fraud

Envelope; 'Calling'

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Mumbles; 'A Tapestry of Folk Tales [*]'

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Research News

Court Challenge Stalls Calif. Stem Cell Funding

by Sarah Varney

Your Health

Slate's Medical Examiner: Low-Cal for a Long Life?

Eraldo Palmero; 'Saque Ao Motel [Ad Remix CDD]'

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Beastie Boys; 'Son of Neckbone'

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Media

The Marketplace Report: Enjoying the 'Idol' Effect

On Television

Slate's Ad Report Card: Soccer Stars in the Spotlight

by Seth Stevenson

Instituto; 'Samba Trio [Remix]'

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