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Thursday      
February 2, 2006
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House Leadership and Lobbying Reform

Lawmakers meet to vote for a new majority leader amid signs that lobbying reform is losing steam.

Intellectuals and the Flag

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A card-carrying member of the left challenges his fellow liberals to be more than complainers.

Sisters’ Struggle with Meth

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Bob Oakes speaks with two sisters whose lives were forever changed by addiction.

Violence Threatens Sudan Peace Talks

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We speak to Dr. Michael Vanrooyen of Harvard University’s Humanitarian Initiative.

Your Turn

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A selection from the Here and Now mailbag and email inbox…

Haggis and Poety

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Here and Now producer Kevin Sullivan samples both at Burns Night, held at the Union Club in Boston.

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