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  • TEA PARTYERS

    Onward! (But to where)?

    BY DICK POLMAN

    They spoke to me about the downfall of America, with fear burning in their eyes. It was vintage ``tea party'' talk, the kind of stuff we're hearing every day.

  • IN HAITI

    Reform property laws

    BY JESSE M. KEENAN

    In 1928, the American occupation government set out to map Haiti from the air. Its goal was to implement a registry that would formalize Haiti's land-tenure system. This informal system, which rarely included surveys or deeds, was viewed as a primary deterrent to the land banking required for scaled commercial agriculture.

  • U.S. CENSUS

    Be sure to be counted

    BY ARTURO VARGAS and ANA RIVAS LOGAN

    In a country as large as the United States, how is it possible to count each person residing within its borders, and why do we do it? Every 10 years, this is the challenge that the Commerce Department's Census Bureau takes on.

  • BUSINESS

    Toyota gets a ding

    BY EUGENE ROBINSON

    Afriend of mine once had a Toyota that wouldn't die. The odometer had only a dim recollection of passing 100,000 miles, the body was dinged and the paint was faded and the interior was worn, but the thing just kept running. He finally parked it at the airport, removed the plates and walked away.

  • VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN

    He's high on America

    By E.J. DIONNE

    Vice President Joe Biden is tired of seeing the Obama administration's economic stimulus plan demeaned, derided and dismissed, and he wanted to talk about it. But a funny thing happened in the course of an interview at Biden's White House office on Tuesday afternoon. The vice president's passions poured forth not when he was offering his point-by-point defense of the economic recovery plan but on the question of whether the United States is in decline.

  • FLORIDA

    Innovate -- for our future

    BY FRANK T. BROGAN

    Here's some good news: Florida's economy is showing some new life. And here's a challenge: Do we want to go back to business as usual, or are we prepared to build something new?

  • FOOTBALL

    Take care of ex-pros

    BY MIKE DITKA

    On Sunday, nearly 100 million football fans -- roughly one third of the U.S. population -- will tune in to watch Super Bowl XLIV. And, this weekend, Miami's population will swell by more than 100,000 as revelers descend upon The Gold Coast.

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