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Monitor articles for November 21, 2001

• Hate groups try to capitalize on Sept. 11
• In burbs, 'high alert' brings subtle changes
• Sept. 11 reaffirms trust's mission to 'save history'
• Colonial history without cranberry sauce
• Letters
• Correction
• World
• Shedding writer's block
• Despite fears, Americans take to skies, roads
• Afghans to talk power-sharing
• Japan finally gets politicians worth a TV satire
• America's most wanted
• Giving thanks from afar
• Geeks need not apply: Science is chic in SEED magazine
• The history and mystery of Jell-O
• Wires grown in liquid may help find toxins
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• N. Ireland's militias tap youths
• An unexpected glow of peace
• USA
• You can't be grateful and afraid at the same time
• The president who learned to walk softly
• At a time of loss, 10 reasons to be grateful
• Palestinian moderate calls for wrenching compromise
• Sept. 11 vs. Nov. 22
• November headlines, 50 years apart
• A neighbor's view of the Al Qaeda network
• Monitor Breakfast: James Schlesinger
• US is prevailing with its most finely tuned war
• Celebrating our united state
• Thanksgiving time travel
• 'Fiscal discipline' curtailed, not forgotten, in Congress
• Cosmic breakfast
• Science scores sag despite school reform
• Thanksgiving rolls around, and so do the dishes
• Powell's Powerful Words
• The story of pink is more than colorful