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Teachers get axed and parents fret as Dallas' school leaders scramble to cover a budget hole.
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For better or worse, Nowitzki and the Mavs trust in the power of Bas-Kidd-Ball.
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Against the Odds, a Record Shop Opens

With CD World's closing, Dallas' independently owned record store scene looks as bleak as ever. Or does it?
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Is There Natural Gas Under Dallas County?

Drillers—and cities—are betting Barnett Shale riches are headed Dallas' way.
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I dunno what exactly, but something’s up with Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. I mean, something other than a broken pinkie that will cause him to miss at least three games.

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DISD In the Hole

DISD In the Hole

Teachers get axed and parents fret as Dallas' school leaders scramble to cover a budget hole

By Jim Schutze and Robert Wilonsky

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Is there Natural Gas Beneath Dallas County?

Drillers—and cities—are betting Barnett Shale riches are headed Dallas' way.

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The Mavericks' Faith In Jason Kidd

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The Magnetic Fields Turn Down the Volume

The Magnetic Fields Turn Down the Volume

Stephin Merritt uses Distortion to protect the Magnetic Fields from mothers everywhere

By Elliott Johnston

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Bucking the Trend, a Record Store Launches in Deep Ellum

With CD World's closing, Dallas' independently owned record store scene looks as bleak as ever. Or does it?

By Pete Freedman

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The Walkmen aren't as Dark as You Think They Are

Singer Hamilton Leithauser wants to give his band's dark reputation the boot

By Darryl Smyers

North of the Dial

Florene Thrives on its Members' Differences

By Daniel Rodrigue

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Introducing Estelle, Britpop's Latest Crossover

With "American boy" leading her excellent American debut, Estelle is the latest British star to make a go at the States

By Jonathan Cunningham

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Flavor Pulls a Disappearing Act at the Second Floor

Flavor Pulls a Disappearing Act at the Second Floor

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Body of Lies follows the fight against terror into cyberspace

Ridley Scott's latest is the post-9/11, tech-savvy thriller we deserve

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Wow! Summit Readying 'Twilight' Sequel

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Lipstick on a Pig

Lipstick on a Pig

Drag treatment turns Legends' saggy script into knockout comedy; Doubt leaves suspicions in the air

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