National Affairs: Boyle's Law
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It added up to a heavy load for Truman to carry into the 1952 campaign. It added up to an impossible load for the U.S. to carry, through a time when it was asking the world to look to Washington for moral leadership.
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FARHAD AFSHAR, head of the Coordination of Islamic Organizations in Switzerland, after Swiss voters passed a referendum imposing a national ban on the construction of minarets, the prayer towers of mosques
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