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Edition: South Pacific
No. 43

COVER
America By the Numbers
What they believe. How they vote. Where they live. How much they earn. An illustrated guide to the people behind the superpower


GLOBAL HEALTH
Mind Over Mirror (Health)
By DANIEL WILLIAMS
Can anorexic women see themselves as they really are? A new study suggest their brains won't let them


ARTS
Both Sides Now (Art)
By MICHAEL FITZGERALD
In Tokyo, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal art works find common ground

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10 QUESTIONS
10 Questions for Paul O'Sullivan (Interview)
By RORY CALLINAN
The Director-General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) spoke with TIME's Rory Callinan


ON THE GROUND
Farmers Get Hooked on the Dollar Drip
By TOM DUSEVIC
Has drought relief become permanent?

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