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My Turn | 'When did we decide that only citizens deserve life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?'

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By Jim Doyle
| The News-Gazette (Champaign, IL) Verified
“E pluribus unum.” “Out of many, one.” Recently, The News-Gazette printed a commentary from Dannel McCollum, who, considering the upcoming semiquincentennial, spoke to present-day flaws in our governance, noting a dysfunctional Congress and a Supreme Court that is filled with originalists (when it suits them). One could say that Vashti McCollum’s son may be genetically programmed with a critical eye for flaws in governance.
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Rising from the ashes, Beirut rebuilds after years of strife

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By Jim Doyle
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
BEIRUT — Looking beyond this city’s war scars, it’s still possible to see why decades ago Lebanon’s capital acquired the nickname “the Paris of the Middle East.” This cosmopolitan mecca on the Mediterranean Sea served during its Golden Age, from the 1950s to the 1970s, as a financial center and trading hub, a cultural oasis and travelers’ way station. Then this nation took a detour, falling into a prolonged civil war. Today, it’s a city straining to be reborn.
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Uninformed patients tend to have more invasive surgeries

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By Jim Doyle
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
A new study by a nationally acclaimed research group suggests that whether or not a patient undergoes a mastectomy may depend largely on where she lives. The statistical report, sponsored by the Dartmouth Atlas Project and released Wednesday, found significant variations in the use of certain surgeries on Medicare patients in national, regional and local markets. Dartmouth’s researchers studied Medicare data from 2010, and adjusted those figures for age, gender and race.
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