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Edition: U.S.
Edition: U.S.
Vol. 114 No. 24
Read the Cover StoryNATION
The Storm over the Shah
(COVER STORIES) When Mexico will not take him back, a painful search for asylum begins
"Nobody Influences Me!"
Who Helped the Shah How Much?
A New Kind of Crisismonger (The Presidency/Hugh Sidey)
"The U.S. Doesn't Give a Damn"
Precautions Against Muslim Anger
Struggle for the Sacred Mosque
Coke Probe
Battle Royal for Huey's Throne
Calamity Jane Strikes Again
WORLD
Meeting Moscow's Threat
(NATO) "There Is Nothing, Monsieur" (CAMBODIA)
Tour to a Snowy Death (DISASTERS)
Morocco Fights a Desert War (NORTH AFRICA)
Pickpockets, Muggers, Thieves (CHINA)
Revolving Door (BOLIVIA)
Difficult Year (SOVIET UNION)
SCIENCE
A Dome for Winooski?
(Environment)
Schmoo Tree (Environment)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Aiding Nature
(Medicine)
Pregnant Sex (Medicine)
SOCIETY
Los Alamos: A City Upon a Hill
(American Scene)
Those Beeping, Thinking Toys (Living)
PRESS
A Diplomat on the Podium
Private Affairs
Just Don't Quote Me (Newswatch/Thomas Griffith)
RELIGION
Toward "the Tomorrow of God"
BUSINESS
Bankers Grab the Booty
(Economy & Business)
Trying to Toughen Up Steel (Economy & Business)
Putting Brakes on a Bailout (Economy & Business)
Where's the Recession? (Economy & Business)
Reads to Riches (Economy & Business)
Suing Bluhdorn (Economy & Business)
Canada's Western Energy Boom (Economy & Business)
EDUCATION
Ginny and Gracie Go to School
LAW
How Far Can Congress Go?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Lady Be Good
(Theater)
Deck the Shelves for $4.95 and Up (Books)
A Ride on a Dream Horse (Cinema)
Glum Gavotte (Cinema)
Clean Old Man (Cinema)
MILESTONES
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PEOPLE
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TO OUR READERS
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(A Letter From The Publisher)
LETTERS
Iran's Revenge

Haus Beautiful: the Impact of Bauhaus
Pictures of the Week
Tech Buyer's Guide 2009
Bernie Madoff's Stuff Goes Up for Auction
Does Mexico City Need a Red-Light District?
The 50 Best Inventions of 2009
2012: End-of-World Disaster Porn
The Troubled Journey of Major Hasan
Photos: A Muslim Candidate's Unconventional Strategy
U.S. Crime Writer Tackles a Real Hong Kong Cold Case