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2. America should not lose faith in itself
3. Those linguistic ties that bind GERARD BAKER
4. Why the president's loss is not Kerry's gain GERARD BAKER
5. A rocky horror show for everyone
6. America is clumsy, but not cruel
7. The European Union's growing pains The Union - a throwback to 20th century thinking - is under threat from the Anglosphere, where the real economic and political power is wielded GERARD BAKER
8. Ugly bug ball of biblical proportions GERARD BAKER
9. US support for Israel is sincere GERARD BAKER
10. In Iraq's harsh light, not Vietnam's shadow
11. At home in America, yet... GERARD BAKER
12. Family tension? It's just not cricket GERARD BAKER
13. Shackle these sado-monetarists
14. Freedom from fear is a worthy goal GERARD BAKER
15. Beware of geeks bearing gifts GERARD BAKER
16. Kerry's advisers sharpen attack
17. 'This year's will be the most sustained and serious foreign policy debate in any election year since Vietnam' Concerns over terrorism have forced the US to face threats more urgently than in the past. But as Gerard Baker explains, John Kerry has a sharply different view from George W. Bush about the proper use of American power
18. In the beginning was the insult OUTSIDE EDGE - GERARD BAKER
19. The test of leadership and values GERARD BAKER
20. Bottom line on the butt of a joke GERARD BAKER
21. Gay marriage ban may not fit the Republican script
22. Why Blair is in with the bad guys GERARD BAKER
23. An economist's ill-advised moment of truth GERARD BAKER
24. Weapons of mass affection GERARD BAKER
25. If you blinked, you missed it - the Democratic primary is as good as over
26. America has let itself be misunderstood
27. The Democrats search for the anti-Bush
28. Not quite manners from heaven GERARD BAKER
29. Opposite views vindicate Bush and Blair
30. Candidates hold off firing their weapons of mass distortion GERARD BAKER CAMPAIGN DIARY
31. The angry state of the Democrats GERARD BAKER
32. 2004: Outcome will be a defining moment: US ELECTION: Historic vote will show if the people back foreign policy, writes Gerard Baker
33. Old rockers ride out as Dean tends to his lean, green scooter GERARD BAKER - CAMPAIGN DIARY
34. The tears of a clown from the US Treasury
35. God only knows if Bush will win
36. Saddam's capture justifies the war
37. America re-elects Bush, North Korea stays nuclear and equities fall prey to the bear: What does 2004 hold in store? FT writers predict the events and issues that will shape the year ahead in politics, science, sport and world affairs
38. If the US is successful in curbing the spread of WMD and building a more stable Middle East, December will probably come to be seen as the turning-point, writesGerard Baker
39. A seasonal missive from Dubya and family
40. Saddam's capture justifies the war
41. Plug into a truly US Christmas In the US, the right way to celebrate the holidays is to drain the national grid - GERARD BAKER
42. Odds on the runner that Al backs GERARD BAKER
43. 'Tis the season to loathe the president GERARD BAKER
44. Thought police are getting younger This old lag doesn't like cigars, or the people who smoke them so why has he been forced on the run by the politically correct? GERARD BAKER
45. Be thankful you are not American GERARD BAKER
46. It's the economy, stupid What gets presidents re-elected? American voters have short memories when it comes to economic management, and even the experts are known to wriggle, Gerard Baker finds
47. The myth of US fundamentalism
48. A united state of hypochondria Our columnist risks illness worrying about his family's interaction with the American health care culture GERARD BAKER
49. Bush is no threat to world peace GERARD BAKER
50. America's economy takes on all comers
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