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Table of Contents: December 24, 2001
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 158 No. 27

WAR AND TERROR
Can Al-Qaeda Find A New Nest? (Investigations/Terrorism)
To do their worst, terrorists need a sanctuary. The next order of battle is to deny them one

Now, the Legal War (Investigations/The Home Front)
The feds indict their first 9/11 suspect and are hot on the trail of other alleged al-Qaeda operatives

"We Calculated In Advance The Number Of Casualties From (The Bin Laden Tape)
The Enemy..."

The Shadowy Visitor (The Bin Laden Tape/Bin Laden's Cohort)
Bin Laden's cohort

What They Left Behind (The Taliban/The Spoils)
A tour of Omar's palace and Osama's lair

Only in Their Dreams (Viewpoint)
Why is the "Arab street" silent? Because a radical Muslim fantasy has met reality


BUSINESS
Comfort Food in Toyland
With families hunkering down, sales of classic toys have surged--a bright spot in a bleak retail season


THE ARTS
The 2001 Best and Worst (Arts & Media/The Best and Worst of 2001)
CINEMA/DESIGN/TV/MUSIC/BOOKS/THEATER/ADS/SPORT

Lord of the Ring (The Arts/Cinema)
Muhammad Ali and Will Smith turn the champ's life into a movie as stirring--and complex--as the man

An American Original (The Arts/Cinema/Ali In History)
Stanley Crouch on Ali, the phenomenon

An Epic Light on Its Feet (The Arts/Cinema/Film Review)
Richard Schickel on Ali, the movie

When Beauty Was Virtue (The Arts/Art)
The great Italian Renaissance portraits of women were dream images. But truthful likenesses? No

The Renegade Gourmet (The Arts/Show Business)
Kitchen Confidential author Anthony Bourdain is back with a new book and a Food Network show

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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Bad Times, Good Junk
High-yield bonds will prove their worth as the economy rebounds next year

B2B Survivors (Global Business/E-Commerce)
A few smart firms are transforming themselves into brokers, auctioneers and software designers

Can You Print It For Me? (Global Business/E-Management)
Here's why the spread of PCs causes us to use more paper

Global Briefing (Global Business/Global Briefing)

Biotech Grows Up (Global Business/Technology)
This young industry is revolutionizing the business of drug discovery and is turning out real products and profits

Cash Flows Into Biotech (Global Business/Technology)
And investment pros are hiring more scientists

Crunching Digits for Drugs (Global Business/Technology)
Computer giants smell an opportunity in biotechnology

Private Islands (Global Business/The Global Life)
They're much more popular--and pricier--since Sept. 11

People to Watch in International Business (Global Business/World Beaters)


WORLD
Arafat's Dance Of Death
With the Palestinian leader's own men joining in terror attacks, it's not clear which side he is on


PERSONAL TIME
Rx: Not for the Elderly (Personal Time/Your Health)
A million American senior citizens each year take drugs they should probably never be given. What to watch for

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Health)

A New Kind of Layoff Insurance (Personal Time/Your Money)
Do you have the savings to weather months without a job? If not, here's how to use your home as a lifeline

'Tis the Season to Be Thrifty (Personal Time/Your Technology)
Even Santa has his helpers. So why not let comparison-shopping sites save you time and money this year?

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Technology)


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