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- The Insider - by Kerry Brown
- Where a Woman's Place Is on the Front Lines - by Joshua E. Keating
- The World in Photos This Week
- Bull in the China Shop - by Daniel Blumenthal
- The LWOT: Chicago cab driver pleads guilty to material support charge - by Jennifer Rowland
- A Loss We Can Live With - by James Traub
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- Votes Versus Rights - by Charles Kurzman
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- The Middle East Channel: Battling over the legacy of Bahrain’s Pearl Roundabout
- The AfPak Channel: Pakistani PM formally indicted for contempt of court
- The Middle East Channel: New Arab League proposal calls for peacekeeping mission in Syria
- The Oil and the Glory: Is there really so much shale gas in the ground?
- FP Passport: State Dept. releases a bird's eye view of Syria crackdown
- Transitions: Uganda's oil scandal
- Transitions: DemLab Weekly Brief: One Step Back in Burma -- And a Hint of Promise in Pakistan
- FP Passport: Lies, damn lies, and Weibo rumors of Kim Jong Un’s demise
Following four weekdays without any public appointments on her schedule after breaking her right elbow, Secretary Clinton is back in business today! With her arm in a cast, she's 
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