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(Singing) Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord. He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored...	(singing) mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of, the. lord he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are	(Singing) Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of, wrath are	(singing) mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored...
You know, Dominic, people talk about Beyonce, but I got to tell you, Whitney Houston, nobody can top Whitney Houston. (Unintelligible) Let me ask you about something you wrote. You wrote that this song actually tells and foretells the history of American warfare, how we fight. What do you mean?	you know dominic people talk about beyonce but i got to tell you whitney houston nobody can top whitney houston (unintelligible) let me ask you about something you wrote you, wrote that this song actually tells and foretells the history of american warfare how we fight what do you	You know Dominic people talk about Beyonce but I got to tell you Whitney Houston nobody can top Whitney Houston (Unintelligible) Let me ask you; about something you wrote You wrote that this song actually tells and foretells the history of American warfare how we fight What do you	you know, dominic, people talk about beyonce, but i got to tell you, whitney houston, nobody can top whitney houston. (unintelligible) let me ask you about something you wrote. you wrote that this song actually tells and foretells the history of american warfare, how we fight. what do you mean?
Well, the song is not just, you know, written on the ark of the American story. It's also a mirror on the United States. It captures the essence of how we think about and fight wars. We tend to see war as a righteous quest to smite tyrants and spread freedom. That was true in the Civil War and it was also true more rec...	well the song is not just you know written on the ark of the american story it's also a mirror on the united, states it captures the essence of how we think, about and fight. wars we tend to see, war as a righteous quest to smite tyrants and spread freedom that was true in the civil war and it was also true more recent...	Well the song is not just you know written on the ark of the American story It's also a mirror on the; United States. It captures the essence of how, we. think. about and. fight wars We tend to see war as a righteous quest to, smite tyrants and spread freedom That was true in the Civil. War and it was also true more, r...	well, the song is not just, you know, written on the ark of the american story. it's also a mirror on the united states. it captures the essence of how we think about and fight wars. we tend to see war as a righteous quest to smite tyrants and spread freedom. that was true in the civil war and it was also true more rec...
And the "Battle Hymn's" language of warfare is really echoed down the decades as Americans have gone into battle.	and, the "battle hymn's" language of warfare, is really. echoed down the decades as americans have gone into	And, the "Battle Hymn's" language of warfare is really echoed down the decades as Americans, have gone into.	and the "battle hymn's" language of warfare is really echoed down the decades as americans have gone into battle.
Dominic, in our research - before we march on - we came across an incredibly moving version of Julie Ward Howe's "Battle Hymn." This one is a little more recent.	dominic in our research - before we march on - we came across an incredibly, moving version of julie ward howe's "battle hymn" this one, is. a little more	Dominic, in our research - before we, march on - we came across an incredibly moving version of Julie Ward Howe's "Battle Hymn" This; one is a little more	dominic, in our research - before we march on - we came across an incredibly moving version of julie ward howe's "battle hymn." this one is a little more recent.
(Soundbite of song, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic")	(soundbite of. song "the; battle hymn of the	(Soundbite of song "The Battle, Hymn of. the,	(soundbite of song, "the battle hymn of the republic")
This is the Euro Ibiza party version of the "Battle Hymn." Do you think this would have made, you know, old Julia Ward proud?	this is the euro ibiza party version of the "battle hymn" do you, think this would. have made you, know old julia ward	This is the Euro Ibiza party version of the "Battle Hymn" Do. you think this would. have made you know old Julia Ward	this is the euro ibiza party version of the "battle hymn." do you think this would have made, you know, old julia ward proud?
Well, I think she would be delighted that her idea has resonated down the decades, even if it has mutated and gone viral into this electronica version.	well. i think she would be. delighted that her idea has resonated down the decades even if it has mutated and gone viral into this electronica	Well; I think she would be delighted that her; idea has, resonated down the decades even if it has mutated and gone, viral; into this, electronica	well, i think she would be delighted that her idea has resonated down the decades, even if it has mutated and gone viral into this electronica version.
Would you dance to it?	would you. dance to	Would you dance to	would you dance to it?
I would be delighted to.	i would be delighted	I would be delighted	i would be delighted to.
That's Dominic Tierney. He is an assistant professor of political science at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania. His new book is called "How We Fight Crusades, Quagmires and the American Way of War."	that's dominic tierney, he is an assistant professor of political science at swarthmore college in pennsylvania his new book is called "how we. fight crusades quagmires and the american way of	That's Dominic Tierney He is an assistant professor of political science at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania His; new book is called "How We Fight Crusades Quagmires and the American Way of	that's dominic tierney. he is an assistant professor of political science at swarthmore college in pennsylvania. his new book is called "how we fight crusades, quagmires and the american way of war."
Dominic, thank you so much.	dominic thank you so.	Dominic thank you so	dominic, thank you so much.
Thank you so much.	thank. you so	Thank you so	thank you so much.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Melissa Block.	from npr news this is all things considered i'm melissa	From NPR News this is ALL THINGS, CONSIDERED I'm Melissa	from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm melissa block.
And I'm Michele Norris.	and i'm michele	And; I'm; Michele	and i'm michele norris.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of children in the U.S. are victims of abuse and neglect, and more than a thousand of them die. The troubled economy has made matters worse. States facing big deficits are now cutting programs to protect children. California alone eliminated almost 400 child protection workers. Arizona...	every year, hundreds of thousands of children in the u.s are victims of abuse and neglect and more than a thousand of them die. the troubled economy has made matters worse states facing big deficits. are now cutting programs to. protect children california alone eliminated almost 400 child protection workers arizona st...	Every year hundreds of thousands of children in the U.S are victims of abuse and neglect and more than a thousand of them die The. troubled economy has made matters worse States facing big, deficits are now cutting programs to, protect children California alone eliminated almost 400 child protection workers Arizona. st...	every year, hundreds of thousands of children in the u.s. are victims of abuse and neglect, and more than a thousand of them die. the troubled economy has made matters worse. states facing big deficits are now cutting programs to protect children. california alone eliminated almost 400 child protection workers. arizona...
NPR's Pam Fessler has the first of a two-part series.	npr's pam fessler has the first of a two-part	NPR's Pam Fessler has the first of a two-part	npr's pam fessler has the first of a two-part series.
Three year old Eli Johnson was apparently beaten to death for doing what lots of little boys do. He wet his pants. Now, his mother and her boyfriend are in jail. Oklahoma City Police say the boyfriend told them he slapped Eli and punched him in the stomach with his fist. That he got so angry he blacked out, and came to...	three year old, eli johnson was apparently beaten to death, for doing what lots, of little boys do he wet his, pants now his mother and her boyfriend, are in jail oklahoma city police say. the boyfriend told them he slapped eli and. punched him in the stomach with his fist that, he got so angry he blacked out and came ...	Three year old Eli Johnson was apparently beaten to death for doing what lots of little boys do He wet his pants Now his mother. and her boyfriend are in jail Oklahoma City Police say the boyfriend told them he slapped Eli and punched him in the stomach, with his fist That he got so angry; he blacked out and came to wh...	three year old eli johnson was apparently beaten to death for doing what lots of little boys do. he wet his pants. now, his mother and her boyfriend are in jail. oklahoma city police say the boyfriend told them he slapped eli and punched him in the stomach with his fist. that he got so angry he blacked out, and came to...
He was just a sweet little boy. I just cannot imagine anybody doing such a thing.	he, was just a sweet little boy i just cannot imagine anybody doing such a	He was just a sweet little boy I just. cannot imagine, anybody doing such a	he was just a sweet little boy. i just cannot imagine anybody doing such a thing.
Eli's great grandmother, Evelyn Johnson, holds a funeral card that shows the picture of a smiling child. His blond hair swept up into tiny wisps. There is a poem on the card called "Please Don't Cry." Evelyn Johnson says she suspected that Eli had being abused and reported it to authorities almost a year before he died...	eli's great grandmother evelyn johnson holds a funeral, card that shows the picture of a smiling child his blond hair swept up into tiny wisps there is a poem, on. the card called "please don't. cry" evelyn johnson says she suspected that eli had being abused, and reported it to authorities almost a year before he died...	Eli's great grandmother Evelyn Johnson holds, a funeral card that shows the picture of a smiling child, His blond hair swept. up into; tiny wisps There is a poem on the card called "Please Don't Cry" Evelyn Johnson says she suspected that Eli had being abused and reported it. to authorities almost a year before he died...	eli's great grandmother, evelyn johnson, holds a funeral card that shows the picture of a smiling child. his blond hair swept up into tiny wisps. there is a poem on the card called "please don't cry." evelyn johnson says she suspected that eli had being abused and reported it to authorities almost a year before he died...
The signs really started about the time they decided they wanted to potty train him.	the; signs really started. about the time they decided they wanted to potty train	The signs really started; about the time they decided they wanted to potty train	the signs really started about the time they decided they wanted to potty train him.
The result of her report? Eli's mother had to take an anger-management class. She and her boyfriend are now awaiting trial for first-degree murder. They've both plead not guilty. It's a tragic case, but to be honest, not that unusual. A couple of days earlier, a 20-year-old Oklahoma City woman was charged with murderin...	the result of her report? eli's mother had to take an anger-management class she and her; boyfriend are. now awaiting trial, for first-degree murder they've both plead not guilty it's a tragic case but to be honest not that unusual a couple of days earlier; a, 20-year-old oklahoma city. woman was charged with murdering...	The result of her report? Eli's mother had to take, an anger-management class She. and her boyfriend. are now awaiting; trial for first-degree murder They've both plead not, guilty It's a tragic case but to be honest not that unusual A couple of days earlier a 20-year-old Oklahoma City. woman was charged with murdering...	the result of her report? eli's mother had to take an anger-management class. she and her boyfriend are now awaiting trial for first-degree murder. they've both plead not guilty. it's a tragic case, but to be honest, not that unusual. a couple of days earlier, a 20-year-old oklahoma city woman was charged with murderin...
And it's not just here. Around the country, at least 1,700 children died from abuse and neglect in 2007. Some people think the numbers are on the rise with the bad economy, although no one really knows.	and it's not just here around the country at least 1,700 children died from abuse and neglect in 2007. some people think the numbers are on the rise with the bad economy although no one really	And it's not just here Around the country at least 1,700 children died from abuse and neglect in 2007. Some people think the numbers are on the rise with the bad economy although no one really	and it's not just here. around the country, at least 1,700 children died from abuse and neglect in 2007. some people think the numbers are on the rise with the bad economy, although no one really knows.
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What Micah Stirling does know, as she walks the halls of the Oklahoma State Capitol, not far from where Eli Johnson died, is that programs to prevent child abuse are on the chopping block.	what micah stirling does know as she walks the halls of the oklahoma state capitol not far from where eli johnson died is that programs to prevent child abuse. are on the chopping,	What Micah Stirling does know as, she. walks the halls of the Oklahoma State Capitol not far from where Eli Johnson died is that programs to prevent child abuse are on the chopping	what micah stirling does know, as she walks the halls of the oklahoma state capitol, not far from where eli johnson died, is that programs to prevent child abuse are on the chopping block.
What we're hearing is that it's unlikely anyone will be preserved at 100 percent. So, we need to prepare for cuts.	what; we're hearing is that it's unlikely anyone will, be preserved at 100 percent so we need to, prepare for	What we're hearing is that, it's, unlikely anyone will be preserved at 100 percent So we need to prepare for,	what we're hearing is that it's unlikely anyone will be preserved at 100 percent. so, we need to prepare for cuts.
For in my tradition as a Jew, I believe that whatever we receive, we must share. When we endure an experience, the experience cannot stay with me alone. It must be opened. It must become an offering. It must be deepened and given and cherished. And of course I'm afraid that memories suppressed could come back with a fu...	for in my tradition as a jew i believe that, whatever we receive we must share when we endure an experience. the experience, cannot stay. with me alone it must be opened it must become an offering it must be deepened and given and cherished and, of course i'm; afraid that memories, suppressed could come back with a fur...	For. in my tradition as a Jew I believe that. whatever we receive we must, share When we. endure. an. experience. the experience cannot stay with, me alone It must be opened It must, become an offering It must be deepened and given and cherished And of course I'm afraid that. memories suppressed could come back with a ...	for in my tradition as a jew, i believe that whatever we receive, we must share. when we endure an experience, the experience cannot stay with me alone. it must be opened. it must become an offering. it must be deepened and given and cherished. and of course i'm afraid that memories suppressed could come back with a fu...
So therefore those memories that are discarded, shamed, somehow they may come back in different ways, disguised perhaps, seeking another outlet. Granted, our task is to inform, but information must be transformed into knowledge, knowledge into sensitivity and sensitivity into commitment. How can we therefore speak unle...	so therefore. those memories that are discarded shamed somehow they may come back in different ways disguised perhaps, seeking another. outlet, granted our task is to inform but information. must be transformed into knowledge knowledge into sensitivity and sensitivity into commitment how can, we therefore speak unless ...	So. therefore those memories that are, discarded shamed somehow they may come back in different ways disguised. perhaps, seeking another. outlet. Granted our task is to inform but information, must be transformed into knowledge knowledge into sensitivity and sensitivity into commitment How. can we therefore, speak unle...	so therefore those memories that are discarded, shamed, somehow they may come back in different ways, disguised perhaps, seeking another outlet. granted, our task is to inform, but information must be transformed into knowledge, knowledge into sensitivity and sensitivity into commitment. how can we therefore speak unle...
Yes, our stories are essential, essential to memory. I believe that the witnesses, especially the survivors, have the most important role. They can simply say, in the words of the prophet, I was there. What is a witness if not someone who has a tale to tell and lives only with one haunting desire to tell it? Without me...	yes our; stories are essential essential to memory. i. believe, that the witnesses especially the survivors have the most important role they can simply say in. the words of the prophet i was there what is a witness if, not someone, who has a tale to tell and lives only with one; haunting desire to tell. it? without me...	Yes our stories. are essential essential to memory I believe that the witnesses. especially the survivors have the most. important role They can simply say in the words of the prophet, I was there What is a witness if not someone who has a tale to tell and lives only with one haunting desire to tell it? Without memory ...	yes, our stories are essential, essential to memory. i believe that the witnesses, especially the survivors, have the most important role. they can simply say, in the words of the prophet, i was there. what is a witness if not someone who has a tale to tell and lives only with one haunting desire to tell it? without me...
That's Elie Wiesel in an essay that first aired in 2008. He died on Saturday at his home in New York City.	that's elie wiesel in an essay that first aired in 2008. he, died on, saturday at his home, in new york	That's, Elie Wiesel in an essay that first aired in 2008. He, died on. Saturday at his home in New York	that's elie wiesel in an essay that first aired in 2008. he died on saturday at his home in new york city.
That's the sound of celebration on a Berlin street last night after Germany celebrated its 1-0 win over Argentina. The World Cup final yesterday in Brazil was bloody, physical, a defensive struggle. And as the game was played, there was political violence outside the stadium. We'll hear about that in a moment. But let'...	that's the. sound of celebration on a, berlin street. last night after germany celebrated its, 1-0 win over argentina the world cup final yesterday in brazil was bloody physical a defensive struggle and as the game was played there was political violence outside the stadium we'll hear about that in a moment but let's, ...	That's the sound of celebration on a Berlin street last; night after Germany, celebrated its 1-0 win over Argentina The World Cup final. yesterday in Brazil was bloody physical a defensive struggle And as the game was played there was political violence outside the stadium We'll hear about that in a. moment But let's t...	that's the sound of celebration on a berlin street last night after germany celebrated its 1-0 win over argentina. the world cup final yesterday in brazil was bloody, physical, a defensive struggle. and as the game was played, there was political violence outside the stadium. we'll hear about that in a moment. but let'...
Hello, Steve.	hello	Hello	hello, steve.
So based on the emptiness of the streets in many cities, a lot of people were watching the game yesterday. But just for those who didn't, what happened?	so based on the emptiness of the streets. in many cities a lot of. people were watching the game yesterday but just for those who didn't what	So based on, the emptiness of the streets, in many cities. a, lot. of people were watching the game yesterday But just, for those who; didn't what	so based on the emptiness of the streets in many cities, a lot of people were watching the game yesterday. but just for those who didn't, what happened?
You know, Steve, this is why you can't take your eyes off a soccer match at this level. We were deep into extra time. It was a scoreless tie. In fact, just about seven minutes away from a dreaded penalty kick shootout. And then a German player made a run with the ball down the left side of the field. He lofted a perfec...	you know steve this is why you can't take your eyes off, a soccer match at this, level we were deep into extra time it was a scoreless tie in fact just about seven minutes away from a dreaded penalty kick shootout and then a german player made a run, with the ball down the. left side of; the. field he lofted a perfect,...	You know Steve this. is why. you, can't take your eyes off a soccer match at this level We were deep into extra time It was a scoreless, tie In fact just about seven minutes away from a dreaded. penalty kick shootout And then a, German player made a run. with the, ball down, the left, side of the field He lofted a perf...	you know, steve, this is why you can't take your eyes off a soccer match at this level. we were deep into extra time. it was a scoreless tie. in fact, just about seven minutes away from a dreaded penalty kick shootout. and then a german player made a run with the ball down the left side of the field. he lofted a perfec...
Yeah.			yeah.
That was the ballgame. And afterwards, German coach Joachim Low was asked what he said to Gotze between the extra time periods. You could see the two talking. And here's what the coach said through a translator.	that was the ballgame and afterwards german coach joachim, low. was. asked what he said to gotze between the extra time periods, you could see the two talking, and here's what the coach said through a,	That was, the ballgame And afterwards German coach Joachim, Low was, asked what he said, to Gotze between the extra time periods You could, see the two talking And here's what the coach said through a	that was the ballgame. and afterwards, german coach joachim low was asked what he said to gotze between the extra time periods. you could see the two talking. and here's what the coach said through a translator.
(Through translator) Show to the world that you're better than Messi, and that you can decide the World Cup. You have all the possibilities to do just that. And that's what I told him. I had a good feeling with him.	(through translator) show to. the world that you're better than messi and that you. can decide the world cup you have all the possibilities to do just that and that's what i told him i had a good feeling with	(Through translator) Show to the world that you're better than Messi and that you can decide the. World Cup You. have all the possibilities to do just that And that's what I told him I had a good feeling with	(through translator) show to the world that you're better than messi, and that you can decide the world cup. you have all the possibilities to do just that. and that's what i told him. i had a good feeling with him.
And so 22-year-old Mario Gotze became an instant World Cup hero. He saved the tournament from having the championship decided by penalty kicks which really wouldn't have been fair.	and so 22-year-old mario gotze became an instant world cup hero he saved the tournament from having the championship decided by penalty kicks which really wouldn't have been	And so 22-year-old Mario Gotze. became an instant World Cup hero He saved the tournament from having the championship decided by penalty kicks which really wouldn't have been,	and so 22-year-old mario gotze became an instant world cup hero. he saved the tournament from having the championship decided by penalty kicks which really wouldn't have been fair.
Now Tom, the German coach said show to the world you're better than Messi, of course he's referring to an Argentine superstar. Did he show that?	now tom, the german coach; said show to the world you're better than messi of course he's referring to an argentine superstar did he, show	Now Tom the German coach said show to the world you're. better than, Messi of course he's referring to. an Argentine superstar Did he show	now tom, the german coach said show to the world you're better than messi, of course he's referring to an argentine superstar. did he show that?
You know, Lionel Messi did better than his nearest competitors for best player in the world. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal didn't make it out of the group stage. And Brazil's Neymar of course went down in the quarterfinals with that broken bone in his back. So Messi survived the longest. But, you know, he was always go...	you know lionel messi did better than his nearest competitors for best player in the world cristiano ronaldo. of portugal didn't make it out of the group stage and brazil's neymar of course went down in the quarterfinals with that broken bone in his back, so messi survived the longest but you know he was always going t...	You. know Lionel Messi did better than his nearest competitors for best player in the world Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal didn't make, it out of the group stage, And Brazil's Neymar of course went down in the quarterfinals with that broken bone in his back So Messi survived the longest But you know he was always going ...	you know, lionel messi did better than his nearest competitors for best player in the world. cristiano ronaldo of portugal didn't make it out of the group stage. and brazil's neymar of course went down in the quarterfinals with that broken bone in his back. so messi survived the longest. but, you know, he was always go...