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TIME EUROPE
September 18, 2000 VOL. 156 NO. 12
C O V E R S T O R Y
Energy Fix for Europe
Climbing fuel prices ignite protests by French truckers and farmers, and raise questions about the Continent's power sources
The Energy Crunch
Soaring fuel prices set off protests and raise questions about Europe's sources of powe
Nuclear Power
It's cheap and clean, but what do you do with the leftovers?
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Alternatives to Oil
The pros and cons of water, wind, sun and more traditional methods of power generation
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E U R O P E
Dirty Rotten Reactors
While the West phases out Nuclear Power, Russia refurbishes its old plants and builds new ones
Transmission Control
Putin makes a grab for the medium and the message
Decisive Danes
The rest of Europe will be watching with interest when Denmark votes on entrance to the euro club
Off the Hook
An E.U. report on Austria should end the sanctions
B U S I N E S S
Easy Does It
With a burgeoning business empire, Greek tycoon-in-training Stelios Haji-Ioannou makes success seem so simple
Trust Buster Hits Home
Giuseppe Tesauro wants Italy's cosseted firms to understand that fair competition is in their interest
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OLYMPICS
Soft Machine
After a decade of leading the sprint swimming pack, Alexander Popov is still refining his strategies and his stroke
Bicycle Belle
Despite her modesty, French sprint star Felicia Ballanger is far and away the gold-medal favorite
Magnetic Pole
Women's pole vaulting makes its Olympic debut in Sydney, and American Stacey Dragila is on track for the first gold
THE ARTS
The Frank Gehry Experience
Will a groovy new Seattle museum and buildings worldwide make him the wave of the future?
Anti-Fascist Fiction
Based on a true incident in the U.S., 'The Wave' is now used in German schools as a teaching tool
Icelandic Exhibitionist
Sigurdur Hjartarson's unique museum offers visitors a chance to examine one of zoology's little secrets
DEPARTMENTS
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World Watch
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