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Monitor articles for September 21, 2005

• US, UN find common ground
• Coming to terms with Katrina's diaspora
• A day for peace
• His strengths were revealed under the hood
• William Novelli and John Rother
• Sticking point of voting-reform bid: photo IDs
• Before the oil runs out: How US can cope when gas prices surge
• 'Service to your country' muddied by Peace Corps-military agreement
• A push to build new US refineries
• A relic of fold-up chairs and flying dirt
• More students are drawn to conservative colleges
• Tokyo affordable? In some ways, now it is.
• 'No interest' gains interest with British Muslims
• Maligned wild dogs make modest comeback in Africa
• Reporters on the Job
• USA
• What we know so far - and what we don't
• Letters
• Facing up to Germany's fears
• US uses 'Libya model' to boost pressure on Syria
• Business & Finance
• Cities' new job 1: disaster plans
• Businesses' options: stay or go
• The triumph of self-esteem over excellence
• Now you know
• Hurricane Katrina changes the pace and face of giving
• Europe ships war refugees back home
• World
• Sadr militia's new muscle in south
• A canvas for protest and peace