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Edition: Asia
Vol. 160 No. 21

COVER
The New Mr. Big (Sports)
He may be starting slow, but Chinese hoops player Yao Ming has all the tools to dominate America

Wang Zhizhi's Fast Break (Sports)
Although Wang Zhizhi is overshadowed by his taller compatriot, he's enjoying an independent life in L.A.

Around the Horn (Sports)
Author Robert Whiting talks with Seattle Mariners' superstar Ichiro Suzuki about the differences between Japanese and American baseball players, fans and practices

Godzilla V. the Majors (Sports)
Hideki Matsui has dominated the Japanese game, but can he wreak havoc in the major leagues?


ASIA
Unmasking Terror
Police arrest a Bali bomber suspect, but the region remains vulnerable to more attacks

Sleepwalking Through Chinese History
Many of the country's citizens are apathetic about the 16th Party Congress in Beijing—and that's just fine by the government

Power Play
The Chinese Communist Party still wants nothing less than total control

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ARTS
On the Circuit
Japan's DJ Tsuyoshi has ridden talent and trends to the top of the global scene


NOTEBOOK
One Big Bust of A Business Trip
A trio of busted drug dealers may have an unusual (and unlikely) connection to Al-Qaeda

Milestones
For the Week of November 18, 2002


TRAVEL
Outback by Camelback
It doesn't get more down under than this

Detour
Delay has long been a hallmark of the Ghan legend


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