Beltway Traffic Jam
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Thursday, December 15, 2005
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The daily linkfest:
- Kevin Aylward has the story and video about a man who caught a baby who fell from a third story window.
- Brad DeLong uncovers a corporate conspiracy of epic proportions.
- Megan McArdle and Stuart Buck offer dualing scrambled eggs recipes.
- Andrew Samwick outlines a “Nonpartisan Social Security Reform Plan.”
- Chris Lawrence belatedly realizes that birthdays just aren’t the same when you’re grown up.
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