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  Votin' gay

  Atlanta's LGBT community will likely have a strong voice in the mayoral runoff

  Vol. 38 No. 29 Published 11.18.09 by Patrick Saunders
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  Is Nigeria finally cleaning up its crooked ways?

  The African country is cracking down on those annoying SPAM proposal emails, and maybe nationwide corruption offline too.

  Vol. 38 No. 29 Published 11.18.09 by Andisheh Nouraee
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  11 Least Influential 2009

  CL's annual ode to abject failure, well-intentioned impotence and overall futility

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by CL staff
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  Has the Obama administration made any progress toward Palestinian-Israeli peace?

  'Location, location, location' is even more compelling when you believe God is your real estate agent

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Andisheh Nouraee
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  No. 1 — Atlanta Police Chief Richard Pennington: Can't convince residents that crime is down

  Nobody's listening to what Richard Pennington is saying.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Mara Shalhoup
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  No. 2 — Pastor Billy Ball: Can't stop homosexuality

  Despite a strategic messaging campaign, Billy Ball isn't connecting with gay Atlantans.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Thomas Wheatley
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  No. 3 — Brand Atlanta: Can't effectively market the city

  Brand Atlanta fails to sell the A-T-L.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Bobby Feingold
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  No. 4 — Jeff Varasano: Can't convince the city his pizza is the best

  Though tasty, Varasano's pies haven't staked a claim as Atlanta's finest.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Mara Shalhoup
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  No. 5 — Midtown neighborhood activists: Can't stop nightclub from pouring booze

  Though big and powerful, the Midtown Neighbors' Association has no game when it comes to the Gidewon brothers.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Scott Henry
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  No. 6 — UGA quarterback Joe Cox: Can't maximize his team's penetration

  Joe Cox hasn't been able to hit his mark.

  Vol. 38 No. 28 Published 11.11.09 by Debbie Michaud
• FIRST PERSON

  Bettie Southern, septuagenarian Harley enthusiast

  ‘It’s freeing. You’ve got the wind in your face, and you just go.’

  Vol. 38 No. 27 Published 11.04.09 by Kelli Goldman
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  Why is the political settlement in Honduras a big win for Americans?

  It’s harder to justify your existence as a bulwark against U.S. bullying when the U.S. has quit acting like a bully

  Vol. 38 No. 27 Published 11.04.09 by Andisheh Nouraee
• FIRST PERSON

  Jonathan Escobar, gender-bender

  'Why be called "gay" or "cross-dresser"? Why label? I'm only 16. I wanna have fun.'

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Benjamin Fisher
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  Who won Afghanistan's election?

  Who won? Nobody won. Lots of people lost, though.

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Andisheh Nouraee
• COVER STORY

  The straight guide to Pride

  A hetero how-to for embracing your inner queer

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09
• COVER STORY

  Gay Pride events guide

  The lowdown on what's going on around town

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Thomas Wheatley, Kelli Goldman and Patrick Saunders
• COVER STORY

  The queen's English

  A gay glossary for straight folks

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Scott Henry
• COVER STORY

  Know your drag queens

  A collection of Pride's favorite entertainers

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Scott Henry
• COVER STORY

  Crossdressing 101

  Just in time for Halloween!

  Vol. 38 No. 26 Published 10.28.09 by Thomas Wheatley
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  Why is there unrest in the Republic of Guinea?

  I have a soft spot in my heart for countries with Guinea in the name

  Vol. 38 No. 25 Published 10.21.09 by Andisheh Nouraee

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