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• Lawmakers or Lawbreakers?

  
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• Warrantless Wiretapping Setback & Dancing With Wolves

  
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• Anna Deavere Smith on Art and Politics

  
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• Orville Schell on a Responsible Press

  
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• The Prisoner

  
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• Lebanon-Israel Crisis & A Fish Tale

  
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• Do No Harm?

  
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• Still in Harm's Way & Man of Peace?

  
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• Toxic Transport

  
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• The Final Offer

  
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• Crude Awakening

  
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• Who Killed the Electric Car?

  
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• Tangled Web and Gagged Librarian George Christian

  
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• Jobs for Jordan

  

  NOW travels to Jordan to explore the implications of -- and possible solutions to -- having millions of young people out of work in the Middle East. Staggering unemployment rates among the region's massive youth population is fueling anger, frustration and resentment. To combat the problem, Jordan's …

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• Subprime Solution?

  

  After the subprime mortgage debacle, have we learned that quick-turnaround mortgages to customers with low credit scores are always too good to be true? One enterprising entrepreneur says NO, and he has some success to back it up. NOW on PBS takes a look at the non profit organization "Just Price So …

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• India Rising

  

  The global middle class is expected to swell by more than 1 billion people over the next decade, with the biggest increases in China and India. While millions are being lifted out of poverty as a result, the booming middle class is also consuming more global resources. As a result, prices for everyt …

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• Fighting the Army

  

  Thousands of U.S. troops are getting discharged out of the Army. Many suffer from post traumatic stress disorders and brain injuries and aren't getting the care they need. The Army claims these discharged soldiers have pre-existing mental illnesses or are guilty of misconduct. But advocates say thes …

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• Dialogue with Dictators?

  

  NOW talks with the former head of U.S. Central Command, Admiral William J. Fallon, who resigned in March after a year of duty. Fallon had sharp disagreements with the Bush Administration's Middle East policy toward Iranian President Ahmadinejad. The former commander of all U.S. military forces in th …

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• Fighting Child Prostitution

  

  Living in the shadows of contemporary American society are hundreds of thousands of underage prostitutes -- desperate, exploited kids robbed of their childhood and of hope. The Department of Justice estimates that each day at least 300,000 American children are at risk -- on the streets, through esc …

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• Rape in the Military

  

  There are more women serving in the military than ever before, and they're in danger -- but not just from combat. Last year, nearly 1400 women reported being assaulted and raped by their fellow soldiers, in some cases by their commanding officers. The shocking phenomenon has a label: military sexua …

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