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Resurrection New jobs still need to be found, homes still need to be rebuilt. But those parts of Asia most hurt by the tsunami are stirring again. A Time special report on what has been achieved so far, and the work yet to be completed Read the Story
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Photo Essay: 
A Relief Report Card
What Went Right—and Wrong [April 4, 2005]
Healing Hands
For many survivors, the tragedy of Dec. 26 hasn't faded easily. But with the right help, they're learning how to move on [April 4, 2005]
It Took a Village
A Sri Lankan community tries to piece itself back together after the horror [April 4, 2005]
The Essentials of Aid
An Australian doctor relates her experience [April 4, 2005]
A Pound of Prevention
Public-health workers have done a remarkable job of averting epidemics since the tsunami struck [Jan 31, 2005]
TIME/CNN Poll
A World of Help [Jan 31, 2005]
Rising from the Rubble
Devastated by war and natural disaster, can Indonesia's Aceh province find peace? [Jan 24, 2005]
Language Lessons
In the wake of Asia's disaster, the world learns to choose its words carefully [Jan 17, 2005]
"We Are Very Grateful"
TIME talks with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono about the tsunami relief effort and why he's restricting the movements of foreign aid workers [Jan 17, 2005]
Viewpoint: Treat Them Like Kings
Our culture says we cannot tell aid workers to leave [Jan 17, 2005]
America's Mission
Winning hearts and minds in Indonesia [Jan 17, 2005]
When Aid Breeds Suspicion
The military's tsunami relief has boosted America's image in Indonesia. Will local hostility cut the mission short? [Jan 17, 2005]
Essay: Shock and Awe
In sorrow and glory we find our common humanity [Jan 17, 2005]
Notebook: A Tsunami by Any Other Name
[Jan 17, 2005]
Burma's Lucky Escape
Despite aid groups' suspicions, Thailand's neighbor seems to have avoided major devastation [Jan 10, 2005]
Naming the Dead
With hopes of finding survivors fading, relatives and scientists turn to the grim task of identifying victims [Jan 10, 2005]
Global Agenda: Comforting Strangers
There are lessons to be learned from the world's generosity [Jan 10, 2005]
Thailand's Leader
Thaksin takes charge [Jan 10, 2005]
Ethnic Division
Disaster brings an uneasy peace to Sri Lanka [Jan 10, 2005]
A Continent's Grief
Europe mourned its many citizens lost in the tragedy—and dug deep to aid victims [Jan 10, 2005]
Race Against Time
As global charity surges, aid workers hit the ground in Asia. An inside look at the rush to beat disease, hunger and the destruction of the tsunami [Jan 10, 2005]
How Much Will Really Go to the Victims?
The initial aid pledges were generous, but governments will have to follow up on their word [Jan 10, 2005]
An American Tsunami?
There's no cause for panic, but the next big wave could be triggered by a fault in the Pacific Northwest [Jan 10, 2005]
How to ID the Bodies
The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead [Jan 10, 2005]
Orphaned by the Ocean
The tragedy of the tsunami's child victims [Jan 10, 2005]
Sea of Sorrow
On the morning of Dec. 26, an earthquake off Sumatra was followedby a massive tsunami. Asia's suffering touched the world [Jan 10, 2005]
Without Warning
Could an oceanic detection system have saved lives? [Jan 3, 2005]
To Our Readers
A Bloody Day in Paradise [Jan 3, 2005]
Tallying the Damage
Asia's engine room wasn't swamped, but the waves wiped out countless jobs and rebuilding may take years [Jan 3, 2005]
Viewpoint: How Science Can Save Lives
We know plenty about earthquakes, but we don't always apply the knowledge [Jan 3, 2005]
How to Help
TIME lists some organizations who are contributing to relief efforts, and how to contact them [Jan 3, 2005]
Hope in the Ruins?
Cooperation on relief efforts offers Sri Lanka's warring parties a chance to return to the negotiating table [Jan 3, 2005]
Help On The Way
How European businesses—bound to Asia by strong commercial ties and deep affection—are rallying to help the stricken region cope and begin the recovery [Jan 3, 2005]
A City of Debris and Corpses
The horror of Banda Aceh, Indonesia [Jan 3, 2005]
After the Flood
With disease looming, the world launches a massive relief effort. Will the aid reach the victims in time? [Jan 3, 2005]
Where Should Your Money Go?
How can you ensure that your contributions are put to best possible use? [Jan 3, 2005]
Could It Happen Here? You Bet
A tsunami striking the U.S. is not a question of if, but when [Jan 3, 2005]
Essay: The Class System of Catastrophe
Disasters often hit the poor the hardest. It doesn't have to be that way [Jan 3, 2005]
Tsunami Aid: Where to Donate Online
Many relief organizations have set up Websites to take donations for aid to victims of the South Asia tsunami [Dec 30, 2004]
After the Waves
As waters recede, the grim task of cleanup and identifying the dead throughout south Asia begins [Dec 29, 2004]
Reading Room: The Tsunami
A collection of sites with first-person accounts and photos, maps—and how to help [Dec 28, 2004]
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