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December 3, 2006

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Iraq

Situation in Iraq Dominates the Week Ahead

Debbie Elliott and Ron Elving

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Iraq

President Bush to Meet with Powerful Shiite Leader

by Corey Flintoff

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Iraq

Saudis Nervously Watch al-Hakim's U.S. Visit

by Debbie Elliott

Middle East

Saudi Women Sell Cars -- but Can't Drive Them

by Debbie Elliott

Omar Faruk Tekbilek; 'Shinanay'

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Balkan Beat Box; 'Meboli'

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Law

High Court Will Hear School-Integration Arguments

by Debbie Elliott

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L. Subramaniam & Larry Coryell; 'Beyond the Flames'

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Science

FDA Fines Red Cross For Bad Bookkeeping, Labeling

Debbie Elliott and Jon Hamilton

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HILLBILLIES FROM MARS; 'ELZIC'S FAREWELL'

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World

Chavez Expected to Win in Venezuela Elections

by Julie McCarthy

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U.S.

Some Venezuelans Cast Votes on U.S. Soil

Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra; 'Hypocrite'

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Art & Design

'Sleeper Cell' Draws Fire for Soft Take on Terrorists

by Laura Sydell

Music Interviews & Profiles

Merritt, Snicket and the 'Tragic Treasury'

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Beck; 'Go It Alone'

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Pop Culture

The Real 'Christmas Story,' Straight from the Source

Los Straitjackets; 'Let It Snow'

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Duke Robillard; 'Sunday Mornin''

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george kuo; 'waikiki hula medley'

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