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Vol. 166 No. 17

COVER
How Apple Does It (What's Next | Business)
By LEV GROSSMAN/CUPERTINO
Conventional wisdom says its strategy is wrong, yet it keeps turning out great products. TIME looks inside the world's most innovative company

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NOTEBOOK
Rove's Contingency Plan
By VIVECA NOVAK AND MIKE ALLEN
The President's adviser may step aside if indicted in the Valerie Plame case

Mike Allen: Why They Can't Hit The Right Note
With even Laura off-key on Miers, Bush plans to change the message—again


WORLD
Professor Of Death
By BOBBY GHOSH
EXCLUSIVE: An Iraqi insurgent leader reveals how he trains and equips suicide bombers and sends them on their lethal missions

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