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Vol. 167 No. 6

COVER
Inside the Life of the Migrants Next Door (Cover Story)
By NATHAN THORNBURGH
Thirty years of migration—mostly illegal—connect a small town in Mexico to New York's wealthy Hamptons. How both sides have benefited, and paid a price

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NATION
Losing the Script and Finding His Voice
By MIKE ALLEN
Bush makes the eavesdropping issue his own, loosens up his delivery and looks to 2009


NOTEBOOK
Prosecutor Pulled Off Abramoff
By BRIAN BENNETT
Is it just a coincidence that the head of the corruption probe into the Abramoff scandal is getting a new job?


WORLD
Can Militants Make Peace?
By SIMON ROBINSON/RAMALLAH
A surprise victory rocks the Middle East—and American foreign policy—as yesterday's terrorists become today's Palestinian government.

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