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Table of Contents: October 25, 2004
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Edition: Europe
Vol. 164, No. 16

WHAT'S NEXT
What's Next (Cover Story | What's Next)
Meet a few of the brave people who make a living trying to predict the future

Medicine (Cover Story | What's Next)
New drugs for '05

Style (Cover Story | What's Next)
What's the new black?

Sports (Cover Story | What's Next)
Seeking the new stars

Arts (Cover Story | What's Next)
Next year's top movie, CD and musical

Essay (Cover Story | What's Next)
What's next is now

Business (Cover Story | What's Next)
The magic labs

Gadgets (Cover Story | What's Next)
Music in your glasses, etc.


EUROPE
Russia's Most Wanted (Europe | Chechnya)
How Chechen rebel Shamil Basayev became Russia's most-wanted — and elusive — terrorist

Rebels With Conflicting Causes (Europe | Chechnya)
The two faces of the Chechen resistance

A Little Local Poll or The Birth of a Nation? (Europe | Kosovo)
Is the troubled province headed for independence?


GLOBAL ADVISER
The Grand River Ride (Global Adviser | Time Traveler)
Follow the wake of John Wesley Powell down the Colorado

Read All About It (Global Adviser | Local Lexicon)
A literature website boosts German writers and their works in three languages

Faux Lashes Redux (Global Adviser | Style Watch)
Fancy a flutter? Lavish eyewear is making a comback

Home Shopping (Global Adviser | Next Time You're In ... New York City)
Two fashion retailers are styling their stores to look like the perfect living room

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MIDDLE EAST
Salt in Their Wounds (Middle East | Jordan)
Fleeing Iraqis arrive in Jordan only to find that their old oppressors are thriving in Amman


RACE FOR THE WHITEHOUSE
Gone, but Not Forgotten (Europe | Election 2004)
Why U.S. expats are voting in record numbers


NOTEBOOK
Straight Into The Fire (Notebook | The E.U.)
Will Barroso shuffle his Brussels pack?

Tempting Tehran (Notebook | Iran)
No-one wants Iran to get the bomb. But how much?

Bizwatch


Worldwatch

Milestones

Letters


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ROBB LEVIN, resident of Fairfax, Virginia, on the $15,000 lawsuit settlement made against Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the White House gate crashers, who are also involved in at least 15 other civil suits