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Murder, Envy and the Harvest Princess: What Really Poisoned Cindy Was the Thought that Her Rival Was Filled to the Brim with Bliss
Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.|
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The Church/State Puzzle in the Soviet Classroom: Russian Educators Wanted Us to Help Them Teach Christianity in Their Schools. How Would We Advise Them?
Alan Scholes|
Feeding the Monster Called “More”: If We Saw the Ravages of Gambling Firsthand, Our Public-Policy Priorities Would Change
David Neff And Thomas Giles|
The States’ Bad Bet: Many Are Betting on Lotteries and Casinos to Bolster Revenues, but Only One Outcome Is Guaranteed: Someone Will Lose
Joe Atkins|
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