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The Good E-Book

Literature's next big revolution will be digitized. What's so scary about that? By JACOB WEISBERG Photograph by Anne Katrine Senstad THE POWER OF THE PRESS Printing did not meet with general welcome. . . . The neglect of literary men to note the "Bible of 42 lines" and the "Catholicon" of...

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Greens Peace

A controversial new theory about the true causes of war and peace -- in 18 holes or less. By DAVID PLOTZ United States. Photograph by Matthew Mendelsohn/Corbis. ince the rise of the nation-state, scholars and politicians have been struggling to answer the critical question of geopolitics: Why do...

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Summitese

parley at the summit" was what Winston Churchill called for a half-century ago. He envisioned an intimate get-together of a few world leaders and not a paperbound conference "zealously contested by hordes of experts and officials drawn up in a vast cumbrous array." This week's scheduled summit in...

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Global Warming Could Worsen Allergies, Study Finds

ASHINGTON -- Allergy sufferers, beware: Global warming could bring more hay fever, according to government research that shows ragweed produces significantly more pollen as carbon dioxide increases. The ubiquitous weed makes nearly twice as much pollen now as it did 100 years ago and will likely...