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    The agony of the Massachusetts Republican: two years ago, propelled by tea party rage, Scott Brown won Ted Kennedy's senate seat. Today, he proudly proclaims he is the "second-most bipartisan member of the U.S. Senate." But as he tries to survive a challenge in the most important senate race of the year, will that be enough to save him from Elizabeth Warren?

    The agony of the Massachusetts Republican: two years ago, propelled by tea party rage, Scott Brown won Ted Kennedy's senate seat. Today, he proudly proclaims he is the "second-most... by Richardson, John H

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    Dumbbells

    Dumbbells by Richardson, John H

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    Richard Trumka, American: the American worker has been getting thrashed for thirty years. Jobs leaving the country, wages flat, his boss getting rich. One coal miner from Pennsylvania knows exactly what to do about it

    Richard Trumka, American: the American worker has been getting thrashed for thirty years. Jobs leaving the country, wages flat, his boss getting rich. One coal miner from Pennsylva... by Richardson, John H

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    Richard Trumka American

    Richard Trumka American by Richardson, John H

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  5. 85
    "There Is No Truth He Said"

    "There Is No Truth He Said" by Richardson, John H

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    "There is no truth," he said. The future of the written word, and the liberation of James Frey. With space aliens

    "There is no truth," he said. The future of the written word, and the liberation of James Frey. With space aliens by Richardson, John H

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  7. 87
    Two ways to look at TV

    Two ways to look at TV by Richardson, John H

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  8. 88
    The founding father

    The founding father by Richardson, John H

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    Mike Bloomberg will save us from ourselves if only we let him: he's liberal. He's conservative. He's idealistic. He's pragmatic. He's egalitarian. He's the elite of the elite. He's not running for president. But he just might consider a hostile takeover

    Mike Bloomberg will save us from ourselves if only we let him: he's liberal. He's conservative. He's idealistic. He's pragmatic. He's egalitarian. He's the elite of the elite. He's... by Richardson, John H

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    Samuel L. Jackson: actor, 61, New York

    Samuel L. Jackson: actor, 61, New York by Richardson, John H

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  11. 91
    Christian Bale Might Kill Someone Yet

    Christian Bale Might Kill Someone Yet by Richardson, John H

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    Christian Bale may kill someone yet: when a rage for authenticity meets a passionate Fakery meets a workingman's attitude, you get tins guy. An actor of great dimension--just don't call him that. And he'll probably win some big award for his role in The Fighter, but don't dare tell him that. A funny and sometimes testy encounter with Mr. Bale

    Christian Bale may kill someone yet: when a rage for authenticity meets a passionate Fakery meets a workingman's attitude, you get tins guy. An actor of great dimension--just don't... by Richardson, John H

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    The indispensable Republican

    The indispensable Republican by Richardson, John H

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    Don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows: first Marc Morano swift-boated John Kerry. Then he turned Senator Jim Inhofe's office into the central clearinghouse for climate-change denial. Now, in his latest coup, Morano and his band of oddballs have convinced millions of Americans that global warming is a hoax

    Don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows: first Marc Morano swift-boated John Kerry. Then he turned Senator Jim Inhofe's office into the central clearinghouse for c... by Richardson, John H

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    DON'T NEED A WEATHER-MAN TO KNOW WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS

    DON'T NEED A WEATHER-MAN TO KNOW WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS by Richardson, John H

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    What I've learned: Lou Dobbs: broadcaster, 64, New York City

    What I've learned: Lou Dobbs: broadcaster, 64, New York City by Richardson, John H

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  17. 97
    Les Paul: father of the electric guitar, New York City: January 2009

    Les Paul: father of the electric guitar, New York City: January 2009 by Richardson, John H

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  18. 98
    Mohamed Elbaradei: directory general, International Atomic Energy Agency, 67, Vienna

    Mohamed Elbaradei: directory general, International Atomic Energy Agency, 67, Vienna by Richardson, John H

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    Alberto Gonzales: former Attorney General, 54, Lubbock, Texas

    Alberto Gonzales: former Attorney General, 54, Lubbock, Texas by Richardson, John H

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    Team Orszag: at Obama's Office of Management and Budget, they like to think of themselves as the truest meritocracy ever to work for the people of the United States. And given the stakes, they'd better be

    Team Orszag: at Obama's Office of Management and Budget, they like to think of themselves as the truest meritocracy ever to work for the people of the United States. And given the... by Richardson, John H

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