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Monitor articles for April 09, 2003

• Duplicating Dad's recipes, thousands of miles away
• Is that a daisy growing on your roof?
• Etc...
• A mom looks at bullying
• USA
• A guest on NPR's 'Car Talk' gets an unexpected answer
• The battle to help children, at home and in Iraq
• A hardscrabble town takes in the truths of war
• Bid to stem civilian deaths tested
• US, with help from friends, must lead in rebuilding Iraq
• 'Smoking gun' may not affect world's opinion
• A triangle of militants regroups in Afghanistan
• You can go home again
• Justice After Hussein
• The road to reconciliation?
• It's my house, no matter who owns it
• Business & Finance
• Dousing angst with watercolor
• All's up for debate, in love and war
• A young fan finds a Maverick hero, and his own way to score
• Reporters on the Job
• Limits on Cross Burning
• Letters
• Colombia's newest troops don't have to leave home
• Blair, Bush: the power to persuade
• A second chance for Genghis Khan?
• Converting bullies with books
• Embedded in the world: no excuses
• All the news that's dangerous to gather
• Lessons of Somalia bolster US successes
• Tracing the roots of America's war in Iraq
• World
• US tanks meet weak Baghdad resistance
• The famine that wasn't