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Veteran Jordanian Diplomat Hopes Arab Ruling Elite Finally Wakes Up	Michael Coleman
Key Foreign Policy Players Try to Master Capitol Hill	Seth McLaughlin
As Arab World Roils in Uncertainty, What’s at Stake for U.S. Strategic Interests?	Luke Jerod Kummer
Côte d’Ivoire Pulls Back From War, But Now Must Pick Up the Pieces	Larry Luxner
OECD at 50: Multilateral Powerhouse Sheds Image as Rich Man’s Club	Jacob Comenetz
In Japan, Sun Will Rise Again, But Disaster Shines Light on Stagnation	Yuriko Koike
Book Review: Former Secretary of State Embodies ‘Ideas and Action’ Throughout Career	John Shaw
Despite High-Tech Translation Tools, Local Multilingual Learning Thrives	by Jacob Comenetz
Singapore, Finland Offer Lessons With Their Emphasis on Educators	by Dena Levitz
Meet the Machine Who May Be Performing Your Next Surgery	by Carolyn Cosmos
Exorbitant Drug Costs May Price Out Patients	by Gina Shaw
Passport Renews Its Washington Around-the-World Tour	Stephanie Kanowitz
On Third Posting, D.C. Like Second Home for Turkish Couple	Gail Scott
‘Gauguin: Maker of Myth’ Chronicles Real-Life Quest for Authenticity	Gary Tischler
‘Small Things’ Puts Big Chunk of U.S.-Afghan Ties Into Perspective	Rachel Bade
Taste is Subjective, and Explosive, Among Three Friends	Michael Coleman
Spanish Furniture Designers Blend Peculiar With Practical	Rachel Bade
Michel Richard Ventures Into Virginia, Carrying Echoes of Citronelle, Central	Rachel G. Hunt
Aaron Schock Acts as Ringmaster in Documenting Mexican Circus	Ky N. Nguyen
‘Film Forward’ Brings Cinematic Diplomacy to National Mall	Ky N. Nguyen
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