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LETTERS
Davis, Minot | August 2, 2004 issue

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Presents letters to the editor of the August 2, 2004 issue of "The Nation." Criticism of an advertisement placed on the back cover of the July 5 issue of the journal; Statement by "The Nation" editors that the journal will not censor advertisements or artwork; Response to a review of the film "The Day After Tomorrow"; Reference to the book "Feeling the Heat: Dispatches From the Frontlines of Climate Change"; Discussion of campaign finances in the United States; Response to the article "Kerry and Communion," by John Nichols, regarding the separation of church and state; Others.

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LETTERS to the editor; CHURCH & state; CAMPAIGN funds; CLIMATIC changes; UNITED States
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