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Monitor articles for July 02, 2012

• 10 best books of July, according to Amazon
• Air Force C-130 crashes while fighting wildfire
• Lobster glut drives price per pound lower than bologna
• The Amazing Spider-Man: movie review (+trailer)
• May construction spending shows incremental increases
• Could attacks on Kenyan churches spark violent Christian backlash?
• Private space telescope to hunt for big Earthbound asteroids
• After six months in orbit, space station astronauts land safely in Kazakhstan
• Usain Bolt: Still the world's fastest man?
• When governments spend wealth, instead of building it
• Liberty for all: Will the real 'Mr. Republican' please stand up?
• Tiger Woods: He's got his groove back
• Who's in town, who's not as Washington recovers, slowly, from big storm
• Islamists destroy Timbuktu heritage sites: Why are these targets?
• Summer storms leave 2 million people without power
• How the 'derecho' storm came to be such a surprise to the mid-Atlantic
• Stock market rises in early trading as US awaits jobs report
• Ex-NASA astronaut killed in jet ski accident
• In returning PRI to power, Mexicans put faith in young democracy
• Love stops crime
• Iran missile test: glimpse of what's ahead if nuclear talks fail
• Readers Write: The dangers of big banks and second-hand marijuana smoke
• Spain wins UEFA Euro 2012. Does good soccer mean a bad economy?
• Microsoft to Apple: We're coming for you now
• For Mexicans, relief that next president won't have free rein
• Order up: 6 ways to make more money as a waiter or waitress
• Mid-Atlantic residents, still without power, don headlamps, skirt fallen trees
• Saudi women allowed to compete, but will fear keep them home?
• 'True Blood' star Jacob Hopkins discusses playing the youngest vampire
• Russia's outreach to Syria's opposition hints at policy pivot
• 'Ted' wins weekend box office, 'Brave' has staying power
• Toting a fake Space Shuttle nose, NASA's 'Super Guppy' touches down in Seattle
• Apple pays $60 million to keep the iPad name
• Mexico's election violence-free: a turning point?
• Bullied bus monitor: 'fine' with boys' one-year suspension
• How To Watch the Olympics
• Louisana eliminates state funding for libraries
• 75 years after her disappearance, Amelia Earhart attracts interest in her hometown
• How Massachusetts is faring under its landmark health-care reform law
• 'God particle' data falls short of proof, say Fermilab researchers
• Kid apps: Are mobile providers protecting your child's privacy?
• Company promises flights to the moon aboard recycled Soviet space station
• Maria Sharapova, No. 1 seed, defeated at Wimbledon
• Top 10 cars you've probably never heard of
• Five key takeaways as PRI heads back to presidency in Mexico
• CERN physicists to make 'God particle' announcement Wednesday
• Chief Justice Roberts: A more nuanced view after healthcare ruling
• Will scientists announce discovery of Higgs boson? Buzz is building.
• Why is it taking so long to get power back? Actually, it's not.
• Congress's dirty secret: behind scenes, it's working to fix problems
• This 4th of July: The dawn of a new 'independents' day
• Slowing manufacturing numbers lead to mixed day on The Street
• Oil prices fall as optimism over EU plan fades
• Five lessons from Kosovo on peacemaking and problem-solving
• Rupert Murdoch says Mitt Romney needs 'more fight.' Is he right?
• Meatless Monday: Beet risotto
• Colorado Springs residents tour 'unreal' wildfire devastation
• Mali Islamists vow to destroy 'every mausoleum' in Timbuktu
• Physicists edge closer to 'God particle' discovery
• Why did Jeneba Tarmoh pull out of 100-meter runoff?
• Somali rescue operation frees 4 kidnapped foreign aid workers
• Sweet football victory helps Spain forget economic crisis
• 401(k) strategies: Should money be taken out before or after taxes?
• British deaths in Afghanistan: How the war has fallen out at home
• What kind of PRI will rule Mexico?