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Autos Border backups close plants Business Terrorist attacks keep shopping malls empty Technology Laboring to reconnect wired Wall Street to the world Politics Congress moves to vote on $40 billion response to terrorist attacks Health A nation deals with grief Lions/NFL NFL decides break is needed U-M Respect for fallen sways U-M not to play MSU MSU pulls reversal: No game Saturday Metro/State Oakland annexation faces test Commuting I-94 is open this weekend, but some ramps are closed
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Pete Waldmeir:
Payback time should be now for purveyors of worldwide terrorJames V. Higgins:
Detroit stands ready to resume mantle as the nation's arsenalRob Parker:
The best decision was reached: Put the games on holdTerry Foster:
Cheer might be just what we needJoe Falls:
We are shaken as a nation, but playing games shows that life does go onMORE COLUMNISTS
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Congress votes $40 billion and authorizes military force
Polls: Americans angry and united
U.S. wants Pakistani permission for overflights
2 black boxes recovered at Pentagon
Faces of Tragedy: Tributes paid to the lost
