BACK IN MAY, still high on President Barack Hussein Obama, mmm-mmm-mmm, the Chronicle said:
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AND THERE were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night.
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. . . for reading "Unca Darrell." Now it's time to attend to first things . . .
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A CALIFORNIA man is suing the makers of World of Warcraft for $1 million, claiming his addiction to the online video game has left him . . .
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HERE'S A FAIR-MINDED article that provides fodder for both sides of the debate, but will probably make liberals happier.
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From Special Report by way of the Corner:
Well, [the president's jobs summit] is obviously a PR maneuver. Unemployment is high. People showed [concern] on Election Day in November that the administration and Congress are spending all their time on health care, which is not a high priority. High priority is the economy.
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WITH HIS FAMOUS textbook, the brilliant Paul Samuelson helped create something that did not exist before him: mass literacy in economics. But it's too bad that . . .
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