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‘Hunger Games,’ ‘Harry Potter,’ ‘Narnia,’ and Christ-like girl power
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Ugly bear spoils Facebook's Wall Street party
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Arizona election official vows to keep Obama off the ballot because of birth certificate
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Renting Your Home Intelligently
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Why Tummy Time is Important
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Mental health month: Too many people are diagnosed, or are they?
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I'll Have Another...and he did
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Concert review: M. Ward
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, legendary German baritone, dead at 86
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The Smith-Amash amendment and NDAA: A loss and a win for liberty
The Sports Philosopher Archive: September 2010
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And then there were three
As baseball heads into the final weekend of the regular season, two playoff spots are very much open. Published September 30 2010
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'The Tenth Inning': Ken Burns delivers sequel to revolutionary 'Baseball'
Sixteen years ago, 45 million people watched America's pastime unfold before their eyes with "Baseball." Tomorrow, "The Tenth Inning" picks up where the original series left off and dives into the game's darkest hours. Published September 27 2010
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What will it take to ban maple bats?
Tyler Colvin's chest injury is just the latest in a line of incidents caused by shatter-prone maple baseball bats. Published September 20 2010
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Andino, Millwood set Orioles up for win; Alex Rodriguez ruins plans
Unlikely heroes led the Orioles to a win over the faltering Yankees. Published September 17 2010
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Joe Torre resigns?
Managing legend Joe Torre has retired. The only remaining question is whether that takes effect now, or at the end of the season. Published September 17 2010
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Meet R.A. Dickey, the injury-free pitcher
With no UCL in his pitching elbow, 35-year-old R.A. Dickey has used the knuckleball to make a name for himself. Published September 10 2010
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