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1. Ford Library

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   a column “Ask Ariely” for the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal. Like any advice columnist, Ariely

2. Ford Library

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   the Donkeys . He has a regular column in the Weekend Edition of the Wall Street Journal, Ask Ariely . His

3. Newspapers, Periodicals - Middle East & Islamic Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

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   Wall Street Journal Mideast Wire: Translated briefs and news from the Arab countries Mideast Wire

4. Ford Library

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   Affairs, 2008. Almost daily the Wall Street Journal reports on the deepening credit crisis. Today

5. What to Read this Month - Duke University Libraries Blogs

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   , The Guardian , Los Angeles Times , New Yorker , Granta New Voices , the Wall Street Journal , and many others

6. Ford Library

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   Ford Library Ford Library Wall St. Journal Best Bets November 16th, 2017 Each week, the Wall Street

7. Duke Medical Center Library & Archives Category: Databases | Duke University Medical Center Library

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   vote Wall Street Journal web of science WebMD website wellness wiley researcher academy women workshop

8. Ford Library

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   and Wall Street Journal editor, Sam Walker. In 2005, Walker began researching elite sports teams

9. Ford Library

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   Street Journal publishes a list of books to give to family and friends for the holidays. But in addition

10. The Goodson Blogson: 2013

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    . The Wall Street Journal was one of the first newspapers to use a paywall model, cutting off free access