8 July 2010: Morning
By The Morning News
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Japan lacks phrase for "racial profiling," much less an understanding familiar to Americans.
Op: The concept of full birthright citizenship is ripe for overhaul.
From both sides, this year's most popular political put-down: "You just don't get it."
Referees who read from left to right possess bias against plays made from left to right.
Politicans' movement patterns influence voters' perceptions.
Mao's Agricultural Bank of China goes public, quickly selling $19.2 billion of stock.
Sam's Club to begin offering small-business loans.
During six years in office, Blagojevich spent more than $400,000 on clothes.
Instapaper: Former Bank of Asia director's email explainer of Thailand's turmoil.
Brazil's Lula visits 25 of 53 African countries, grabbing photos with despots.
Op: The periodic table is a waste of time.
When LSD received a variation of the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, Cary Grant was on to something.
If we're doing it right, no one ever sees. Profile of a modern-day milkman.
Investigation into the Nitrous Mafia: menacing gas dealers at East Coast jam-band festivals.
We hear about the evils of working moms. But we don't talk about the failures of full-time mothering.
Story of the sisterhood of pregnant war correspondents.
Researchers explore "cohabitation effect," or why live-in couples have higher divorce rates.
See also: TMN experts discuss the great American wedding, also online dating.
Examples of letters sent to James Sturm after he quit the internet.
"How Gustav Mahler saved my life, and other reflections."
Things Ask MetaFilter users took a suprisingly long time to realize they'd been doing wrong.
