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Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

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    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Oct 17
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    Dilbert

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    Oct 17
  • How did our northern neighbors become so retarded?

    Sport

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    Oct 17
  • Rawls, Justice as Fairness (2001)

    This is a second reading. I finished the first reading on 15 November 2005.

    What I’m Reading

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    Oct 17
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    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Dilbert

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    Oct 16
  • To the Editor:

    Voters already have “more than two options” when campaigns begin. You can vote for your favored option in the primaries. If by Election Day most voters have spurned your favored option, that does not mean you’re being deprived of a chance to vote your conscience; you already did.

    To accept the constraints of the majority’s decision is not to endorse it but merely to uphold majority rule. Upholding the basic tenet of democracy should not strain your conscience.

    ILYA SHLYAKHTER

    Cambridge, Mass.

    From Today’s New York Times

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    Oct 16
  • Here is the final kilometer of today's World Championship Road Race in Qatar. The winner is . . . you'll have to watch.

    Addendum: Here are images. What a godforsaken place!

    Cycling

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    Oct 16
  • Here.

    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Oct 15
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    Dilbert

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    Oct 15
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