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Vol. 166 No. 16

COVER
Aging Naturally (Science)
By DR. ANDREW WEIL
In an exclusive TIME book excerpt, Dr. Andrew Weil shares his secrets for maximizing health and happiness—no matter how old you are

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NATION
The Two Knocks on Miers
By NANCY GIBBS
And why—surprise!—they're both coming from the right. And why, even so, they might not derail her


THE ARTS
Show Business
By LEV GROSSMAN
They're the Producers! They're the Odd Couple! They're the Producers ... again! How two modestly successful actors become one supernova duo

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