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The Wall Street Journal has a good on-scene report from Shai Oster who says, "Wednesday's killing spree is likely to further erode faith in the government's ability to stem the spate of apparent copycat crimes terrorizing schools despite beefed-up security.

I'm on a reporting trip today, but here are some stories worth reading on the subject: The Wall Street Journal has a good on-scene report from Shai Oster who says, "Wednesday's killing spree is likely to further erode faith in the government's ability to stem the spate of apparent copycat crimes terrorizing schools despite beefed-up security.

Analysts say that while the reasons for auditor resignations may differ in each case, the spate of exits could stem from fear in the audit community, which was roiled by a two-year auditing ban on Price Waterhouse imposed by India's stock market regulator SEBI in January in connection with the 2009 Satyam scam.

But even after he takes over, he will have to be careful of both men.The party's attempts at media control have failed to stem a spate of articles in official newspapers highlighting what many liberal intellectuals perceive as mounting social tensions.

"In fact, more people came to the river after screen doors were installed at subway stations," said Park, referring to screens at subway platforms to stem a spate of suicides there.

But what does the spate of disasters mean for insurers?

SHOUTS & MURMURS about the spate of religious shows.

The spate of regulatory changes in recent years provides ample opportunity for such studies.

The spate of suicides made headlines around the world.

But the spate of incidents is impossible to ignore.

The spate of injuries this year has been harder to read.