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Kim, Richard | March 5, 2001 issue

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The article presents updates on certain information related to economics and political science. George W. Bush's, President of the U.S., main responses to California's deregulation crisis have been to tout drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) and to bar federal intervention that would curb the profiteering by big generating companies. It comments on the validity of the "Album-of-the-Year" honour received by Eminem for his lyrics in rap music as he is the man considered a devil.

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ENVIRONMENTALISM; WILDLIFE refuges -- California; TRADE regulation; INTERVENTION (International law); RAP (Music); EMINEM (Performer) -- Awards
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