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08/12/2013 7:20 pm ET Letters to the Editor for the August 12, 2013 weekly print issue: The recent cover story on a new 'green' economy in the Rocky Mountain region created a civic space in its pages for persons who hold often strongly divergent political views to find some measure of common ground as they think about the economic potential of the region. The term "second-generation immigrant" is inappropriate and inaccurate when used to describe children with one parent born in the United States.

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New Kenyan lawmakers vote themselves free luxury car perk, worth $60,000

Hot idea to keep African farmers planting harvests 100,000th participant

Meet the floating plant that has Lake Victoria's economy in a chokehold

Boom and boost: Startups soar and Indigenous teachers get a leg up

Readers Write: Civil discourse in Big Sky country; Kids of US parents aren't 'immigrants'

Deadly day in Mogadishu shows weakened Somali militants not yet defeated

Donors pledge cash to Somalia to rein in terrorist threat

Democracy in Kenya

Kenyans vow no repeat of 2007 violence ahead of Monday's election

Will Bashir's visit help close the divide between the Sudans?

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New Kenyan lawmakers vote themselves free luxury car perk, worth $60,000

Hot idea to keep African farmers planting harvests 100,000th participant

Meet the floating plant that has Lake Victoria's economy in a chokehold

Boom and boost: Startups soar and Indigenous teachers get a leg up

Readers Write: Civil discourse in Big Sky country; Kids of US parents aren't 'immigrants'

Deadly day in Mogadishu shows weakened Somali militants not yet defeated

Donors pledge cash to Somalia to rein in terrorist threat

Democracy in Kenya

Kenyans vow no repeat of 2007 violence ahead of Monday's election

Will Bashir's visit help close the divide between the Sudans?

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