Bush to Outline Broad Iraq Plan; Push on Training
By DAVID E. SANGER and ERIC SCHMITT
American military officials in Iraq said they have requested $3.9 billion for next year to help train and equip Iraqi troops.
 New Wave of Abductions in Iraq
ECONOMIC MEMO
Upbeat Signs Hold Cautions for the Future
By VIKAS BAJAJ
By most measures, the economy appears to be booming, but as always with the United States economy, it is not quite that simple.
Graphic: Up for Now
BEING A PATIENT
When the Doctor Is In, but You Wish He Wasn't
By GINA KOLATA
In an era where doctors are spending less time with each patient, some physicians are blatantly ignoring their requests.
The Series
In Desire to Grow, Colleges in South Battle With Roots
By ALAN FINDER
Southern Universities often find themselves struggling to temper Confederate imagery without alienating alumni and donors.
$430 a Square Foot, for Air? Only in New York Real Estate
By CHARLES V. BAGLI
Two developers will pay a record-setting amount for air rights so they can build an apartment tower with views of Central Park.
Iraq Is Struck by New Wave of Abductions
A Star Chef at Your (Expensive) Stove
U.S. to Respond to Inquiries Over Detentions in Europe
Pirro Is Advised Not to Oppose Mrs. Clinton
Deadheads Outraged Over Web Crackdown
Clemency Stops an Execution in Virginia
Bush's Bootleg Series
Republicans Denounce Ex-Lawmaker
Suspect's History With Police Emerges at Hearing
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 I want to defeat the terrorists. And I want our troops to come home, but I don't want them to come home without having achieved victory. 
PRESIDENT BUSH
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