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Best of the Week: October 18-24, 2009

10. Our Brains Are Wired for Hypocrisy — Sharon Begley

9. Hold the Champagne on China’s Economy — Michael Auslin

8. The Banks Are Not All Right — Paul Krugman

7. How Drug-Industry Lobbyists Got Their Way on Health Care — Karen Tumulty & Michael Scherer

6. ElBaradei to the Rescue — Gordon Prather

5. Insurers Argue for Public Option — Dean Baker and Is This Why Republicans Can’t Support Health-Care Reform? — Ezra Klein

4. The Catastrophic Option — Ross Douthat and A Difficult Graph for Health-Care Reformers — Ezra Klein

3. State of Distress — Matt Bai

2. The Race to Save Lehman — Andrew Ross Sorkin

1. Held by the Taliban, Part One: 7 Months, 10 Days in Captivity, Part Two: Inside the Islamic Emirate, Part Three: The World of Young Militants, Part Four: A Drone Strike and Dwindling Hope, Part Five: A Rope and a Prayer, and Epilogue — David Rohde

BONUS: James Cameron and “Avatar” — Dana Goodyear

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By Anthony W. Orlando – November 11, 2009

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