Suddenly, the Paranoids Don't Seem So Paranoid Anymore
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Americans used to guard their privacy. Now they give it up with nary a whimper. And along comes Google, to apply the coup de grace. Commentary by Tony Long.
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Contrary to suspicions, most persistently tardy people are not aiming to annoy those around them.
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There are relatively simple solutions to a looming problem.
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By The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Feb. 18--Whenever a new administration names its environmental brain  trust, somebody gets nervous.   Through the 12 years of New York's Pataki administration, it was the  greens who were uncomfortable.
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The Americans have run out of explanations, but not excuses.
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Suddenly the darkened room seemed intensely cold, some people felt a sense of presence and others were so terrified they had to leave.
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Whether the good times keep rolling or slow to a crawl as second thoughts emerge may soon become clear.
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That this two-night  miniseries has turned into far more than a mere fictionalized  lead-up-to-September 11 rehash has grown increasingly clear  over the past few days.
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Feelings of phoniness appear to alter peopleâs goals in unexpected ways and may also protect them against subconscious self-delusions.
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Since Sept. 11, ordinary citizens have been told that their watchful eyes are the front line of national terrorism defense. The result? It's a bad time to be a blinking sign or a tasty condiment.
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New research suggests that schizophrenics process information at a lower frequency than healthy people, almost as if their minds were filled with bad connections.
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Some of them should be more worried than you are.
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When truth becomes stranger than fiction, it's time to duck your head.
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They worried about security for seven  years and it turned out to be the least of their problems.
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Recent upsurge in attacks has parallels, and differences, with past insurgencies.
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The winds of change are upon us.
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Do you feel safer than you did five years ago? Republicans hope the answer is yes and that you'll give them full credit.    Of course, on a related note, they also hope you've developed full-fledged amnesia.    They hope you've forgotten all about immigration reform and how the White House and GOP-controlled Congress were going to fix a broken system and seal a porous border -- things that make many Americans feel less safe and less secure.