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October 24, 1988
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April 21, 1986
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July 1, 1985
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The Myth of the Lost POWs
Real-life Rambos have no one to rescue.
March 11, 1985
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Nuclear Idealism, Nuclear Realism
May 14, 1984
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Mission Out of Control
Following the Moon landing, NASA went through a postpartum depression on a grand scale.
November 10, 1979
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May 5, 1979
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Oh What a Big Deal This Is.
September 3, 1977
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A House Built on Sand
July 9, 1977
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Big Ticket Item
May 7, 1977
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July 8, 1967
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