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Monitor articles for July 22, 2008

• An Olympics to get excited about
• Japan’s Olympic hopes ride on women
• Beijing's goody-bags for reporters: plenty of bling
• Why Thai-Cambodian temple dispute lingers
• Obama talks to U.S. commanders and Iraqi officials
• Barack who? Arabs weigh in.
• The easiest flowers to grow
• Long live public libraries
• The Adventure of English
• Laboring to save home births
• How a feisty Florida town fends off malls
• Letters to the Editor
• PETA comes up with some really lame superheroes
• Scientists: Vanishing wetlands could release "carbon bomb"
• A flashy first for Esquire magazine
• Why your happiness matters to the planet
• Efforts to rein in online fight videos
• A city locked out of its own data network
• A housing rescue nears – but for whom?
• Richard Bergenheim: an appreciation
• Detainees’ rights debated as Guantanamo trial begins
• USA
• Etc.
• Reporters on the Job
• World
• "Distracted"
• A last hurrah for summer softball
• These kids love being onstage
• Tumbling tumbleweed
• After thunderstorms
• All of life's little beaches
• From the book of changes
• Full speed ahead on new energy
• Obama and McCain diverge on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• Picking a No. 2 in the glare of the Internet age
• The continuity of Life
• Offshore drilling is a false promise