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The Washington Post;  December 6, 2001 ;     202 words ...Washington Post Staff Writer Jay Mathews will take questions about the Challenge Index online today at 1 p.m. For more information, visit www.washingtonpost.com/liveonline.

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The Washington Post;  September 8, 2008 ;     206 words ...Washington Post staff writer Rob Stein and Justin Halberda of Johns Hopkins University will discuss people's intuitive sense of numbers today at 11 a.m. Go to www.washingtonpost.com/science.

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The Washington Post;  December 26, 2007 ;     196 words ...Washington Post staff writers Michelle Boorstein, Rosalind S. Helderman, Valerie Strauss and Dan Steinberg contributed to this report.

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The Washington Post;  December 6, 2001 ;     203 words ...Washington Post Staff Writer Jay Mathews will take questions about the Challenge Index online today at 1 p.m. For more information, go to www.washingtonpost.com/ liveonline.

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The Washington Post;  December 13, 1991 ;     700+ words ... ... them ... Deborah Johnson, the last full-time executive producer of CBS News's "Nightwatch," has decided not to return to the network when her maternity leave expires in early February ... Johnson, who is married to Washington Post M

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The Washington Post;  March 18, 2004 ;     220 words ...Wesley Ward walked out of his home in Annandale one morning last June and could not believe his eyes. His 1999 Honda Civic Si, which he had customized to the tune of about $12,000, was sitting in his driveway on blocks. All the wheels were missing, as well as the stereo.

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The Washington Post;  November 25, 2004 ;     282 words ...It was not yet Thanksgiving, one of those almost balmy autumn days that make overcoats superfluous. Yet as Sue Falk stood before a table of men's slippers in a Tysons Corner department store, she had Christmas on her mind. "He'll love these," cooed Falk, of McLean, as she selected a pair of