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January 19th 04, 02:11 AM
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Shortage of Mars Headlines
Isn't it terrible luck that, with the Spirit Rover starting to explore Mars, it has to compete against the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary for news coverage? For all I know, JPL is making huge strides forward, and I'm missing the whole thing, because all the headlines are about Dean, Gephardt, Kerry and Edwards. I'm as big a fan of presidential politics as the next guy, but the search for life on Mars is a trillion times more interesting. Why can't journalists get their priorities straight? 
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