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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
February 11, 2011
Season 14
Episode 24
We ask longtime Middle East reporter Geneive Abdo how religion will shape the new Egyptian government. Also, the release of classified documents by WikiLeaks renews debate over an old question - Do national security concerns trump the public's right to know? And finally, a profile on gospel singer George Beverly Shea, now 102 years old, who will be receiving a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
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