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Edition: South Pacific
No. 23

COVER
How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live (Society)
Once just a fad, Twitter is developing into a powerful form of communication. What its growth says about us — and the future of American innovation


WORLD
The Final Countdown (Iran)
As Iran prepares for a pivotal election, the U.S. is still having trouble containing the country's nuclear ambitions. Can Dennis Ross change that?

Bosnia's Islamic Revival
A resurgence of Muslim piety is one spiritual legacy of Bosnia's deadly war, providing solace to a beleaguered generation. But will it also seed further conflict?


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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Storm Riders (Strategy)
The downturn doesn't have to be deadly. Some companies aren't just surviving, they're thriving

No Souvenirs (Thinking Big)
Using RFID, one firm makes sure that sponges don't go home with surgical patients


RELIGION
Decoding God's Changing Moods
The ancient Scriptures of Judaism, Christianity and Islam reveal a pattern--and if we read it correctly, there may be hope for reconciliation and religious harmony


TECHNOLOGY
The Plot to Take On The iPhone (Smart Phones)
Palm, the company that helped create the smart-phone market, is trying to get back in via the Pre--designed by a former Apple star. There's plenty of intrigue, but can anything really compete with the iPhone?


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MICHEL SIDIBE, UNAIDS executive director, to South African President Jacob Zuma, just before Zuma announced that the country would treat all HIV-positive babies and expand testing; South Africa has the most HIV-infected people in the world