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Monitor articles for March 17, 2005

• Tobacco's Growing Global Road
• Diverse laws - even when Islam rules
• Forget spandex, it's saris for Bangalore joggers
• Service that hit just the right note
• On the horizon
• Wolfowitz at World Bank: a bumpy ride?
• No time to flinch in showdown on judicial nominees
• Lebanon's fine example - so far
• Letters
• Calls grow to disband the Irish Republican Army
• My good old desk, squeaks and all
• Could cuts in emissions come faster?
• In Turkey, taboo lifts over past treatment of Armenians
• World
• Roads out of Baghdad become no-go zones
• When girls train against the guys, is there a loser?
• Why graft thrives in postconflict zones
• USA
• How to write a lot
• US Congress as baseball's cleanup hitter
• A mix of mice and men
• Etc...
• To paddle or not to paddle? It's still not clear in US schools.
• Senate OKs Alaska wildlife refuge drilling
• The rise of Rice and a new 'realism'
• Small vibrations lend new insights on Earth's crust
• Reporters on the Job
• Chardin's humble roots are seen in humble subjects
• Talking Down Terrorists
• Arms-smuggling sting sheds light on US security efforts
• A step toward honest governments
• So durable, it's hard to get rid of
• My life as a work in progress
• Business & Finance