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From (un)Happy, Texas -- where the water ran out
Aug 10, 2012
A reporting day in the Texas Panhandle: Radiator Springs, an abandoned Main Street, cotton 101, and man named J.O.
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Israel’s Pre-Occupation
Jan 24, 2012
The summer of economic discontent that foreshadowed Occupy Wall Street.
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Detained: My story of interrogation by the Egyptian military
Dec 16, 2011
Freelance reporter Julia Simon describes her 12-hour detention in Egypt while reporting a story for Marketplace.
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Marketplace Goes Shopping: A Special Report
Dec 16, 2011
Kai and crew broadcast live from the Citadel Outlets in sunny Commerce, Calif., to find out how shoppers are spending and how retailers are selling during this most-important holiday shopping season.
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Words from the mother of modern Egyptian feminism
Mar 7, 2011
Dr. Nawal Al-Saadawi is 80. She went to Tahrir Square during the most violent period of clashes in late January, and was with the protesters until the resignation of Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11, 2011.
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Dispatch from China: Polluted Lakefront Property
May 21, 2010
A high-end housing development next to one of China's most polluted lakes is just one example of the country's battle between economic progress and the environment
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Dispatch from China: Pandas and the Rural Economy
May 18, 2010
Managing editor George Judson is off to Panda country in China's rural city of Chengdu, the capital of the Sichuan Province where poor residents are struggling to keep up with China's roaring economy.
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Dispatch from China: Powered by Solar
May 14, 2010
A tour of the Hope Solar factory in Beijing reveals a budding business in alternative energy and tough competition for global competitors, especially in the U.S.
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Dispatch from China: Wrestling with Health care
May 13, 2010
Like the United States, China is wrestling with its health care systems. And party officials are looking to the U.S. for good ideas as they struggle to provide universal primary care for 1.3 billion people, from affluent city dwellers to nomads in poor western provinces.
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Take My Daughter: Confessions of a Chinese baby trafficker
May 5, 2010
Reporter Scott Tong shares the backstory of his report on the dark side of China's adoption system, including how one convicted baby trafficker offered to sell Scott his daughter during an interview.
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From (un)Happy, Texas -- where the water ran out
Aug 10, 2012
A reporting day in the Texas Panhandle: Radiator Springs, an abandoned Main Street, cotton 101, and man named J.O.
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Israel’s Pre-Occupation
Jan 24, 2012
The summer of economic discontent that foreshadowed Occupy Wall Street.
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From (un)Happy, Texas -- where the water ran out
Aug 10, 2012
A reporting day in the Texas Panhandle: Radiator Springs, an abandoned Main Street, cotton 101, and man named J.O.
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Israel’s Pre-Occupation
Jan 24, 2012
The summer of economic discontent that foreshadowed Occupy Wall Street.
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