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Other stories of interest :

1. Government condition barred on AIDS funds | A federal judge on Thursday barred the Bush administration from requiring nonprofit AIDS groups to sign a pledge opposing prostitution and sex trafficking in exchange for federal dollars (Associated Press)
   
   
2. Spirituality may help lower blood pressure | Religion and spirituality may have a positive effect on blood pressure, according to a study of more than 5,300 black Americans (Health Day)
   
   
3. Debate on little human fossil enters major scientific forum | Researchers presented evidence against the conclusion that 18,000-year-old "little people" fossils found on the island of Flores represent a newfound species. (The New York Times)
   
   
4. Networks fight rising number of FCC fines | The FCC's effort to get tough on indecency may be backfiring as broadcasters get more brazen in their efforts to fight back (The Wall Street Journal)
   
   
5. Night life suits the clean crowd | Christians find fun without bar scene drawbacks (The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.)
   
   
6. Holy subdivision! | Is the rise of Christian fundamentalism tied to birth of the suburbs? (Jan Frel, Alternet)
   
   

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