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Monitor articles for October 17, 2017
- How Stockton, Calif., has resisted political polarization
- How these librarians are changing how we think about digital privacy
- Grit and the gridiron rescue a town
- US-backed forces chase ISIS militants from Raqqa after three horrific years
- When violence closes schools, Afghan girls are the most vulnerable
- Chinese commentators tackle the challenge of translating American football
- 'Leonardo da Vinci' may be Walter Isaacson's most unusual subject ever
- Refining the conversation through love
- History-making librarian of Congress checks in one year later
- Las Vegas community creates a garden to mourn and heal
- The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Tuesday, October 17, 2017
- After brutal Syrian war, how ready is region to do business with Assad?
- One big reason ISIS lost the capital of its caliphate
- Bestselling books the week of 10/19/17, according to IndieBound
- Countering US-Russian acrimony, one dialogue at a time
- Amazon, Facebook, and others see opportunity in Mexico City
- UN urges family planning assistance for the world's poorest women