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Edition: South Pacific
No. 40

COVER
The Changing Face Of Breast Cancer
Once a disease of the Western world, breast cancer has become a global concern. How women, doctors and communities are fighting back and bringing hope to those in need


ASIA
Burma: General Command
A combination of paranoia, brute force and near total control of the economy has enabled Burma's junta to rule the nation unchecked

The Man to See
As the Communist Party prepares to meet, China's Hu Jintao consolidates power


SOCIETY
Till Work Do Us Part
Desirable jobs lead some dual-career couples into dual-address marriages--with surprising bonuses

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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Welcome to Du-Buy?
A flurry of deals by Dubai, Qatar and Abu Dhabi highlights their global ambition and regional rivalry


ARTS
Jerry Seinfeld Goes Back to Work
Nine years after his sitcom, he's about to resurface. Is there life after fame, wealth and yada yada yada?


PEOPLE
10 Questions for George Clooney
Yes, he's a heartthrob, but he's also a serious Darfur activist who knows what it's like to be different in high school. His latest movie, Michael Clayton, opens Oct. 12. George Clooney will now take your questions


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