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Table of Contents: January 14, 2002
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Edition: Asia

COVER
Gravity Defying Escapes in Asia (travel)
By DAFFYD RODERICK/RAI LEY BEACH
Rock climbing in Thailand and China


ASIA
Looking Down the Barrel
By ANTHONY SPAETH NEW DELHI
India and Pakistan rev up their militaries, raising fears of a new war between nuclear-armed enemies

The Way of the Fists
By DONALD MACINTYRE SEOUL
Gangsters are South Korean folk heroes—but a political scandal is turning off the public

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BUSINESS
Apple's New Core (digital)
By JOSH QUITTNER
Exclusive: how Steve Jobs made a sleek machine that could be the home-digital hub of the future


ARTS
Begging to Differ
By SUSAN JAKES
Ian Buruma challenges the myth that China's political rebels have ceased to matter

Why the West Wins
By ANTHONY PAUL
Chalk up the American and British victory in Afghanistan to the war ethos of the ancient Greeks

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