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Edition: South Pacific
No. 22

COVER
The Decade from Hell (United States)
By ANDY SERWER
9/11. Earthquakes. Epidemics. Two stock-market meltdowns. As 2010 approaches, a look back at the past 10 years, awful times that they were


WORLD
The World of China Inc.
By HANNAH BEECH / RAMU
The spreading reach of Chinese companies in poor nations is sparking a backlash against the way they do business

Could Jacob Zuma Be the President South Africa Needs?
By ALEX PERRY
Despised by South Africa's élite and reviled by liberals, Jacob Zuma was supposed to spell disaster for his country. But his presidency has started well. Can he deliver on that promise?

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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Pump It Up (Energy)
By VIVIENNE WALT
Seven years after Saddam Hussein's downfall, energy companies are finally lining up to develop Iraq's vast oil reserves. The country's fate hangs on their success


HEALTH
The Mammogram Melee (Health Care)
By ALICE PARK AND KATE PICKERT
Why the furor over the new screening guidelines in the U.S. could be a sign of things to come


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