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Monitor articles for November 01, 2022

FocusA pastor, a football star, and the battle for a key Senate seat
‘There are not two Brazils’: Can President-elect Lula bridge deep divides?
Post-hurricane, Canada charts new relationship with the sea
The Monitor's ViewArt as liberation in Iran
First LookBlue checks for all? Musk shakes up Twitter in first week as owner.
First LookNo dirty bombs: UN aims to defuse Russia's claims against Ukraine
Tuesday, November 1, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Points of ProgressFueling up: Free school meals in US and geothermal power in Kenya
First LookSouth Koreans seek answers to crowd surge, police apologize
A Christian Science PerspectiveFacing nuclear fears with prayer
Bringing dignity to Mexican food, a tortilla at a time